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Trigère Orange Wool Cape, 1970s
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Trigère Orange Wool Cape, 1970s
Pauline Trigère was a cape specialist, known to drape fabric over a fit model and without a guide or drawing, cut arm openings with perfect precision. This orange, floor-length, wool cape is self-closing and crepe-lined. It features welted seams at the arm openings, side slits, collar, and edges. This piece is affixed with an International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union label which represents support for fair and safe labor practices and workers' rights in the garment industry
Generously donated by Amy Fine Collins.
Dimensions:
Pauline Trigère was a cape specialist, known to drape fabric over a fit model and without a guide or drawing, cut arm openings with perfect precision. This orange, floor-length, wool cape is self-closing and crepe-lined. It features welted seams at the arm openings, side slits, collar, and edges. This piece is affixed with an International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union label which represents support for fair and safe labor practices and workers' rights in the garment industry
Generously donated by Amy Fine Collins.
Dimensions:
- Length: 137 cm
- Shoulder Width: 43 cm
- Hemline Width: 150 cm
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Trigère Orange Wool Cape, 1970s
Pauline Trigère was a cape specialist, known to drape fabric over a fit model and without a guide or drawing, cut arm openings with perfect precision. This orange, floor-length, wool cape is self-closing and crepe-lined. It features welted seams at the arm openings, side slits, collar, and edges. This piece is affixed with an International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union label which represents support for fair and safe labor practices and workers' rights in the garment industry
Generously donated by Amy Fine Collins.
Dimensions:
Pauline Trigère was a cape specialist, known to drape fabric over a fit model and without a guide or drawing, cut arm openings with perfect precision. This orange, floor-length, wool cape is self-closing and crepe-lined. It features welted seams at the arm openings, side slits, collar, and edges. This piece is affixed with an International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union label which represents support for fair and safe labor practices and workers' rights in the garment industry
Generously donated by Amy Fine Collins.
Dimensions:
- Length: 137 cm
- Shoulder Width: 43 cm
- Hemline Width: 150 cm
CFDA: Defining American Style
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