Gorgeous 1960’s blouse that was a surprise find. Unusual in two ways – the fabric is TETORON. Tetron was a synthetic invented in the late 1950’s with multiple uses, but Tetoron is a bit of a mystery. It may be related to Tetron, but I can’t find that reference. I may have a book at home.
Second, the Hibodress label is fascinating. Established by Holocaust survivor Olga Horak and her husband in the early 1950’s it was popular in Australia for at least two decades.
This blouse is beautifully made, with covered buttons, a pretty paisley print and fabric that has a hand(feel) similar to silk or rayon. I must look up more about the Tetoron fabric.
So iconic Sixties in many ways, and so beautiful! . . . .
MORGANA MARTIN, THE MAGICVINTAGESPY
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Great find! My second one here, a couple of weeks ago and I was thrilled to discover this classic Sixties style in beautiful fabric from Scotland, and in almost perfect condition.
Look at the colors in that plaid – classic tartans and tweeds from Scotland and Ireland are so beautiful and of such exceptional quality. It just doesn’t get better.
Fully lined with a metal zip up the back. Just what a mid-sixties schoolgirl, co-ed or young career woman might have worn. It seems that it is an unusual find here, because not many woolens are worn, due to the warm climate. We have the British heritage to thank for this!
Finding this was almost as good as petting koalas and kangaroos . . . . .
Morgana Martin, the Magicvintagespy
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