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Vintage 1960s Alfred Werber Geometric Print Pattern Wrap Coat with Cape Collar

Vintage 1960s Alfred Werber Geometric Print Pattern Wrap Coat with Cape Collar

Regular price $340.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $340.00 USD
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Category: 1960s, Coats & jacket, Coats/jackets/evening/sport, Designer coat, Recent arrivals

Elevate your vintage wardrobe with this breathtaking mid-century statement wool blend coat designed by Alfred Werber. Featuring a hypnotic, optical wave print in a rich palette of beige, black, rust, brown, and white, this piece is a true wearable work of art. Please review measurements below.

Design & Construction Highlights:

Dramatic Cape Collar: An oversized collar that frames the shoulders beautifully and cascades into a stunning cape shape from the back, offering incredible versatility to style in multiple ways. The collar has the versatility to shape into a variety of different ways, the collar is 8"wide at neck, from neck to bottom of collar 9". 

Chunky Yarn Trim: The entire outer border and collar are accented with a heavy, textured cotton yarn trim that adds gorgeous structural contrast and weight.

Sleek Wrap Silhouette: Designed with a buttonless, clean-lined front closure secured by two interior tie strings, allowing one side to lay flat in a sophisticated wrap style.

Condition: Exceptional, vintage condition (mint inside and out). Free of any holes, tears, rips, stains, or discoloration.

Product Details:

Era: 1960s

Designer: Alfred Werber (Historic St. Louis / Hollywood era label)

Colors: Beige, Black, Rust, Brown, White

Closure: Interior tie strings (buttonless front)

Trim: Heavy cotton yarn edging

Measurements of garment were taken lying flat: Please Double: Bust

Bust: 20", Sleeve length: 21 1/2", Shoulder to Shoulder: 16", Shoulder to hemline: 39".

History: Alfred Werber was a notable mid-century American apparel manufacturer and designer known primarily for high-quality dresses, suits, and statement outerwear spanning the 1930s through the 1970s.

Headquartered out of St. Louis, Missouri—which was historically a massive hub for the U.S. garment and garment-manufacturing industry right behind New York—the company often operated under labels like Alfred Werber of St. Louis, and later expanded showroom footprints to fashion centers like New York and Los Angeles.

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