1970s Vintage Kestila Finland Skirt Striped Wool Blend Sz 10 cotton linen smock Dejac was a Parisian fashion

Dejac was a Parisian fashion design house founded in 1973 - it closed its doors in 1997

This stitch is known as “forbidden” because young girls were not allowed to use it because it would cause eyestrain due to its intricacy

The dress definitely looks like it saw use

taken from the exterior (please take the thickness of the wool into consideration) and note the width across the upper back/shoulders:

1970s Vintage Kestila Finland Skirt Striped Wool Blend Sz 10 cotton linen smock Dejac was a Parisian fashionThis is a 1970s vintage Kestila Finland skirt. This vintage Kestila Finland skirt is woven with maroon and white striping against a grey background. It is cut fully so that it falls in drapes with a panel at the front and another at the back. The skirt comes with a belt and closes with a zipper and snap at the right, at least that is what made sense to me given the orientation of the pocket snaps in any case, the back basically looks the same as the