Vintage 60s/70s Dress Coat, Professional Coat, Secretary, Day or Evening Coat, Navy Blue, Ex Large, deals Plus Size

A must have for every woman's wardrobe. My photos do not do this coat justice!! The coat is way to big for the form so it does not show the true fit or potential. It is a really really nice coat and very well made. Will serve you well for years if taken care of properly.

Condition: Excellent Vintage condition. No holes, rips or tears. Lining intact, pockets intact, all buttons present. Coat is fully deals lined, lining intact. Color is navy blue.

Note: My photos do not do this coat justice. This is a very nice quality coat and it's in fantastic condition, like new.

Label: ILGWU tag dates this coat 1963-1974.

Please keep in mind that color may vary in real life due to my photos, lighting, monitors, etc.

Bust: 44"
Waist: up to 44"
Hip: up to 46"
Sleeve: 11 1/2; armpit to cuff
Shoulder to shoulder: not defined
Length: 45" measuring from the top of the back collar to hem.

Because of the vintage nature of the items in this shop all sales are final. All the vintage items in my shop are sold in 'as is' condition. I do my best to describe all items accurately. Please feel free to ask as many questions as you need before purchasing any item.

Please remember that all my items have had previous owners and are subject to some wear. I will disclose anything extreme such as rips, tears, holes, soiled areas, etc. If I haven't disclosed something in the listing you can be sure that I am not aware of it. I will do my very best as I want you to have a good shopping experience and be happy with your purchase.

PLEASE NOTE ITEMS ARE DESCRIBED AS SUCH:

MINT: Perfect, rare. Never worn. Unused.
EXCELLENT: Maybe a minor flaw, garment not compromised and extremely wearable.
GOOD: Noted minor flaws, easily repairable, wearable.
FAIR: Numerous noted flaws, significant flaws, repairable.
AS FOUND: Damaged goods and probably beyond repair.

PLEASE TAKE THE ABOVE DESCRIPTIONS IN CONSIDERATION WHEN MAKING YOUR PURCHASE.

Thank you,
Shirley