The Johnathan Logan Vintage Purple Shift Dress is a stylish and unique piece of women’s vintage clothing. This sleeveless dress features a high mock neck, adding a touch of sophistication to the overall look. The rich purple color adds a pop of vibrancy, making it a standout choice in any wardrobe. Perfect for a special occasion or adding a touch of retro flair to a casual outfit. • Sleeveless shift silhouette • High mock neckline • Structured front panel design • Back zipper closure • Rich royal purple color • Soft, comfortable fabric with slight stretch Condition: Excellent, no visible flaws. Size: missing size tag see pic with measurements Look a size small petite
Dress is in almost minty condition with no issues noted. The colors are bright and fun.
Vintage 1960s Butte Knit soft Lambs wool made in British Crown Of Hong Kong, V Neckline with a Halo Fuzzy classic, with Lovely Earthtones on this Exquisite Unique Designer Maxi Dress, A True Archival Piece
The VTG Johnathan Logan Juniors Dress from the 1960s is a stunning red pleated tea dress with its original tags still attached. Very rare find for collectors and fashion enthusiasts. Label says “Size 11”. No stretch. Fabric content not stated. Jonathan Logan was a popular manufacturer of younger women’s dresses – geared to the young, but not the super trendy, usually classic and dressy.
Vintage Johnathan Logan Burnt Orange Two Piece Dress Wool XS. Dress measurements Pit to pit- 34” Shoulder to shoulder- 27” Waist- 24.5” Length- 40” Over top- Pit to pit- 36” Shoulder to shoulder- 31” Sleeve- 16” Waist- 30” Shoulder to hem- 19”
Measurements laying flat: PTP: 17″ Shoulder to hem: 38″ Sleeve: 23″
Contrast stitching details across chest and around pockets, zipper at side, small shoulder pads. Shoulder: 16″ (40.6 cm). Waist: 26″ (66 cm).
The VTG Johnathan Logan Juniors Dress from the 1960s is a stunning red pleated tea dress with its original tags still attached. Very rare find for collectors and fashion enthusiasts. Label says “Size 11”. No stretch. Fabric content not stated. Jonathan Logan was a popular manufacturer of younger women’s dresses – geared to the young, but not the super trendy, usually classic and dressy.
