1950s Needlecord robe - Small Edwardian the waistband is actually it’s

the waistband is actually it’s belt- Our seamstress has professionally finished this however so it’s perfectly adequate

and slight at underarm although print masks this well and the piece has been laundered

A super warm 1930s winter jacket

a v slightly more creamy tone area at one arm as pictured which is lost when worn

The straps have been secured/stitched by hand to the front (machine into the bodice at the back) which a few visible stitches looking inside the bodice

1950s Needlecord robe - Small Edwardian the waistband is actually it’sA luxurious early 1950s robe housecoat from Richard Shops label, in rich turquoise blue needlecord velvet, with long wide tie belt. With classic wrap front, fastening with tie to inner waist and a hook eye to outer, it features wiiiide collar and elbow length dolman sleeves finished with pointed cuff. Skirt is full length and tiered, gathered for fulness. Unlined Chest of garment 39 including a little of the curve of underarm, I would estimate a small