stitchinwitch

If some ambitious seamstress would want, I really think that they could turn that into a business, making a line of practical dresses from the style of that period!Hey - I would be your first customer, a sundress with a bolero! Remember that style???

solstice3

Like some of the styles but also like the 40's

Morag

I seen three boxes of used 60's, 70's dress/ladies/childrens patterns in our local Salvation Army store just the other day...good to see women look like women

shasta5718

There is one here in Salt Lake and some of the clothes are really neat and it's fun just to go look. Prices are very reasonable. Don't Remember name, but it,s about 9th south and state street.

tessagin

If my tops are too long (like tunics) then I look really short. But I do like my bottom covered.

oleganny

I was married in the late 50s & made myself a lot of shirtwaist dresses to wear around the house. We called them housedresses - lol. I had a couple of patterns that each had different neckline & sleeve options - so I could make them so no two looked alike. Now I wear sweats most of the time - lol.

Wintersewer

I would definitely shop there. I think I, and most women, look much nicer in dresses and skirts. I don't understand why women have abandoned dresses and skirts. Have mirrors gone away too?? I have a small farm so spend most of my life in jeans, esp. in the winter. Soon I'll be getting out my jumpers and big aprons....except for when I'm on my horse or my bike.

Wintersewer

Show me a picture of that!

" I do have to giggle a bit when the so-called conservative Christian women go around hanging out."

mumzer

I love all the old clothes but think I would like to back a few years. I like the ones that are almost floor length. Can't find any places to buy them today.

JoanneS

You have to shop in Thrift stores to find them! I do!