1970s Quorum blouse peach

Given the age and unique nature of each garment, please be careful to properly consider your purchase and take note of the measurements provided and the pictures of signs of love. We'd hate for you to have to return your purchase.

A piece of rare 1970s vintage. A Quorum blouse, a highly regarded label from the 70s. Founded by designer Alice Pollok in 1964 who was later joined by Ossie Clark and wife Celia Birtwell in late 1965. This piece is designed by Sheridan Barnett, who designed for the label in the 1970s. 
 

Product description

• Rare, collectible piece 
• Made in England 
• Good weight to the fabric 
• Tiny buttons to close
• intricate topstitching on the neck tie 
• one button has been replaced on the cuff therefore one button on the sleeve is a replacement button that's not the same as the other, not obvious when worn. 
• Leg of lamb sleeve

Condition

For a piece of true 1970s vintage the condition is GREAT. 

Material

Suspected to be rayon with a sheen 

Measurements 

Pit to pit 47cm

Shoulder to shoulder seam 32cm but there's more room in the sleeve head for shoulder 

Waist 88cm

Length (neck to hem) 57cm

Sleeve length pit to cuff 44cm

MODEL DETAILS 

UK6

32" BUST

25" WAIST

34" HIP 

5"7 HEIGHT 

Care

DRY CLEAN ONLY. DO NOT WASH

PLEASE NOTE:

The vintage pieces we sell at The West Village are all handpicked and selected to be worn and loved. When buying vintage, you are NOT buying new... every piece is over 20 years old, majority being 50 years plus. Please expect signs of wear and love, every flaw will be photographed and shown clearly on the listing.

At The West Village our aim is to find our vintage forever homes and we're keen to reduce carbon footprint by avoiding returns on vintage. Please get in touch for any further details if unsure. There will be in depth measurements listed also. Vintage sizing is VERY different to modern so please compare the measurements listed to your own/ a garment you may already own and love the fit of.