Vintage 60’s Vicky Vaughn Granny Square High Waist Long Navy Dress

Description: Vicky Vaughn Junior Vintage Granny Square Dress! This is a rare one. Especially in this amazing condition. Normal Vintage Wear for its age. It’s about 60 years old so there will be small wear flaws. However, this dress looks amazing still. Look at ALL photos. ✨GO BY MEASUREMENTS FOR SIZING✨ Details: - Navy Blue - Polyester - 1960’s - Empire Waist - Long Belt - Elastic Puffy Short Sleeves - Hanging Loops Intact - Will Arrive Freshly Vintage Cleaned and Ready to Wear! You will also receive CARE INSTRUCTIONS. Flaws: - No Care Tag, was cut out when I added this to my collection years ago. - Two small loose threads on the right sleeve. They are not unraveling just loose. (SEE LAST TWO PHOTOS) Measurements: - Empire Waist 26” - Shoulder to bottom of Empire Waist 13” - Pit to Pit 16” - Circumference of sleeve elastic 5 1/4” in diameter and stretches up to 8” in diameter max. - Length 56.5” - Hips 36” - Waist or chest of dress does not have much stretch. - More Measurements in Listing! ABOUT THIS DRESS Vicky Vaughn was the junior division of R & M Kaufmann, Inc in Aurora, Illinois. The Kaufman brothers began making ladies dresses in the 1920s. They built their business by producing high quality but moderately priced dresses and sleepwear. The company was able to keep prices low by mass producing garments in their own factories. In fact, their motto was "Only the LOOK is expensive." Sales grew steadily through the use of full page advertisements in Seventeen, Mademoiselle and Charm magazines as well as the use of live television commercials on shows such as "Beat the Clock." The Kaufmann's also produced the Toni Todd line for misses sizes. The company was sold to Russ Togs in 1969.

Price: 63.75 USD

Location: Chandler, Arizona

End Time: 2024-09-03T06:09:00.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9.95 USD