Vintage 1960's Weill Paris Navy blue suit wool/polyester, blazer and skirt, VOLUP size

$115.00
Vintage 1960's French Weill Navy blue wool suit. Blazer Bust 40", length 24" and it has 3/4 sleeves, skirt waist 30", length 26". The blazer has side pockets and the buttons have the Weill logo. It is In excellent vintage condition. Please compare your measurements carefully with vintage pieces.
Weill is the longest lasting family owned French Fashion House still in business today. It was started in in Paris is 1892 by Albert Weill and specialized in luxury women's ready-to-wear clothing and accessories.
Violet Angotti was a dressmaker in Northampton, Massachusetts, for over 50 years. When she entered the profession in 1927, mass-manufactured ready-to-wear was poised to become the primary source for women's clothing. Yet Angotti was able to stay in business far longer than the vast majority of her fellow “modistes” in western Massachusetts by marketing herself as a dress designer, akin to an exclusive one in a larger metropolitan area or even a smaller-scale version of one in the French haute couture system.

I am listing a lot of Vintage 1920-80's weekly so please favorite my shop and check back often. I am also on Instagram as Wonderboutique413. I try to describe as accurately as possible and Vintage sizes have nothing to do with Modern ones so please pay attention to measurements when trying to decide if a piece will fit you. All of my clothing is true Vintage and in good to excellent clean condition although there may be slight mends that were made over the years and I try my best to mention any of those. Returns are only accepted if the item is not described properly.
Vintage 1960's French Weill Navy blue wool suit. Blazer Bust 40", length 24" and it has 3/4 sleeves, skirt waist 30", length 26". The blazer has side pockets and the buttons have the Weill logo. It is In excellent vintage condition. Please compare your measurements carefully with vintage pieces.
Weill is the longest lasting family owned French Fashion House still in business today. It was started in in Paris is 1892 by Albert Weill and specialized in luxury women's ready-to-wear clothing and accessories.
Violet Angotti was a dressmaker in Northampton, Massachusetts, for over 50 years. When she entered the profession in 1927, mass-manufactured ready-to-wear was poised to become the primary source for women's clothing. Yet Angotti was able to stay in business far longer than the vast majority of her fellow “modistes” in western Massachusetts by marketing herself as a dress designer, akin to an exclusive one in a larger metropolitan area or even a smaller-scale version of one in the French haute couture system.

I am listing a lot of Vintage 1920-80's weekly so please favorite my shop and check back often. I am also on Instagram as Wonderboutique413. I try to describe as accurately as possible and Vintage sizes have nothing to do with Modern ones so please pay attention to measurements when trying to decide if a piece will fit you. All of my clothing is true Vintage and in good to excellent clean condition although there may be slight mends that were made over the years and I try my best to mention any of those. Returns are only accepted if the item is not described properly.