1920s White Spotted Cotton Tulle Blouse with Sailor Collar vintage jumper blown-up floral prints were favoured

blown-up floral prints were favoured by many high society ladies for their summer attire and the clashing tangerine orange and rich green foliage of the rose print makes this a memorable option for a summer event

Clothing manufacturing giant Leslie Fay bought the Carlye line around 1967

There are no fastenings and the dress just slips on over the head with a pretty collar detail at the lowered back

The back is closed with an exposed gold-tone zip which is original to the dress

1920s White Spotted Cotton Tulle Blouse with Sailor Collar vintage jumper blown-up floral prints were favouredThis original 1920s blouse is an extremely wearable piece of antique clothing and could conceivably be a little earlier or later, such is the timeless style. Made entirely by hand from a very fine quality cotton tulle with a subtle polka dot finish. The shirt has an open front which gives way to a lace trimmed sailor collar over the shoulders and falling down the back. The shirt fastens at the bottom hem on the front with two hidden bronze hook and