1972 André Courrèges Safety Orange Vinyl Mod Coat
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Description
Incredible absolutely astounding bright orange vinyl coat by André Courrèges. We cannot get over this oh - so - mod trench coat! The coat is midi length, with long sleeves, and a high collar. The iconic Courrèges logo features prominently in white vinyl on the front left bust. The coat has a front snap button closure that reaches down to the hip. A thin orange belt cinches the waist, adding a feminine touch to the coat. The front of the coat has two large flap pockets with an additional two zippered pockets located behind the pouches. The cuffs of the coat have two snaps for better fit. The back of the coat has a single long vent with two snap closure. The orange lining features an incredible satin Courreges monogram weave, is cotton blend, and has snap button closures - it can be removed for cleaning. This coat is bold, bright, and demands to be acknowledged; stop traffic in this safety orange coat!
See final image for an editorial image - straight from the 1960s- featuring the coat.
BUST
36 in. (91.44 cm)
WAIST
34 in. (86.36 cm)
HIP
42 in. (106.68 cm)
LENGTH
45 in. (114.3 cm)
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