50s Red Bandana Print Full Circle Skirt

This 1950s tiered more-than-a-full circle skirt is fashioned from true-red bandana print cotton. Made by the pioneers of American western wear, this unlined skirt closes at the side with a metal zip and button at the set-in waistband. Elastic along 5"/12.5cm of the back waistband for comfort. Perfect for dancing! Made in Colorado, U.S.A. From the fabulous estate of Dorothy E.

Shown with a crinoline (not included), but skirt is nicely full even without one.

Labels: Tru-West Rockmount Ranch Wear Denver, Colo. Custom Fitted
background: Jack A. Weil (1901-2008) founded Rockmount in 1946, and worked at his company daily until he was 107 years old! The company was the first to offer the bolo tie and the slim-fitting Western (or "cowboy") shirt. They are still in business today.

Fiber/Care: unmarked, cotton, washable

Condition: no flaws to note. there is nothing wrong with the hem. we didn't notice that the edge had got caught in our crinoline during our exuberant twirling (you just can't help but twirl in this skirt!). 

*This skirt is freshly laundered and ready to wear.*

Garment Measurements:
 waist: currently 26" (plus some give from elastic), move button
  to gain another 1"/2.5cm+, for maximum of about 28"/71cm
 length: 25"/63.5cm
 sweep: more than a full circle

☞ Our items are not newly manufactured "vintage style" pieces. They are true vintage, at least 30 years old. Please read condition report provided above. ☜

Notes: Significant shipping overages (where applicable) will be refunded. International customers are responsible for any taxes or import fees.