Based on an original pattern from the early 1930s, this bias-cut slip is the essential underthing for long and slinky 1930s dresses and frocks
The store's regular hours will be 10 a.m
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Materials and care Side panel/ Top panel: Particle- and fiberboard with honeycomb paper filling (100% recycled paper), Paper foil, Paper foil, Plastic edging Bottom panel: Fiberboard, Paper foil, Paper foil, Plastic edging Back panel: Fiberboard, Paper foil, Paper foil Plinth: Particleboard, Paper foil Plinth back: Particleboard Plinth side: Particleboard, Paper foil, Plastic edging Drawer side/ Drawer back: Particleboard, Plastic foil Drawer bottom: Fiberboard, Acrylic paint Fiberboard, Acrylic paint Fiberboard, Fiberboard, Acrylic paint Drawer front: Fiberboard, Acrylic paint Drawer side/ Drawer back: Particleboard, Plastic foil Rail: Fiberboard Safety and compliance WARNING
During cooler times of the year women will wear long flowing dresses
The fitting process was smooth, and the alterations were perfect