Vintage 1960's Geometric Print Coat by Alfred Werber

Vintage 1960's Designer Alfred Werber. This coat is to die for! The geometric print in colors of Beige, Black, Rust, Brown, and White are a beautiful, dramatic and eye catching. The over size collar shape from behind looks like a Cape Collar. The collar has the versatility to shape into a variety of different way. The coat is button less has two strings on the inside to close. The other side of coat just lays flat (like a wrap). The trim of coat is a heavy cotton yarn. The coat inside and out, is in Mint Condition! No holes, tears, rips, stains or discoloration. I would be more than happy to provide additional pictures upon request.

Measurements of garment were taken lying flat please Double: Bust, Waist, Hips

• Bust 20"
• Sleeve 21 1/2"
• Shoulder to Shoulder 16"
• Shoulder to hemline 39"

History: Designer Alfred Werber, was in business between 1930-70. Many of his fashions made it to the Hollywood Scene, a very prosperous Designer. He was located in Plaza Square building in downtown St. Louis. I'm still trying to find additional information. But this was a start.  Information courtesy of All Experts Fashion History as of August 2011. Written by Da-Sebra Vintage.

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