Vintage 1970s Russ Togs short sleeve blouse with a classic secretary style scarf tie. Navy and white bold vertical stripes with the matching bias cut scarf in front. Button front. Lightweight nylon blend with a soft drape. Pit to pit 19 Waist 17 flat Great vintage condition for age with normal signs of wear. No rips or stains seen. Comes from a smoke free home.
1980s SZ 12. This is a lovely red & black plaid skirt and blouse, made by Russ. Possibly a wool blend. Excellent condition, as shown in pictures. No content label.
Vintage Russ Floral Button Front Blouse Long Sleeve Neutral Cottagecore Good vintage condition Neutral cream base with floral print Button front closure Long sleeves with button cuffs Lightweight soft fabric Relaxed slightly boxy vintage fit Union Tag – very faded Approximate measurements Pit to pit: 21.5″ Length: 27″ cottagecore, vintage floral blouse, soft grunge, 70s vintage, neutral aesthetic, earthy tones, academia style, minimalist vintage, casual chic, thrifted style, boho casual, lightweight layering piece, everyday vintage, relaxed fit
The skirt has a side zipper with button closure and structured pleats that create a beautiful flow when worn. • ILGWU Union Label. • Style: Pleated Midi Skirt. • Sweep: 34–35 in. • Pattern: Polka Dot.
Vintage Russ Brand Floral Embellished Sequin Sweater Size M. Condition is Pre-owned – Excellent. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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In good condition, has small stains on the front. 75% Wool and 25% nylon. Lining is 100% polyester. Length 28″.
There are a couple spots on the collar.
Shoulders: 17″. Waist: 20″.
Does have a “blowout” at the seam of the inseam. All pretty much all the side to side stitches are missing there. An easy fix, and I’ would have done it myself, but my sewing machine is broken right now.
