This is a gorgeous cotton velvet dressing gown featuring a rich looking paisley print.  It is seamstress made, so there is no label, but I believe that it may be Liberty fabric, just due to the quality of the velvet and the beauty of the print. Also, because it is seamstress made, it is a little difficult to date precisely, but I believe that it was made during the 1960s.  It is made with a wide collar, and high-set wide lapels with raglan styled inset bell shaped sleeves in an above-the-wrist length.  It cinches at the waist with a matching sash belt and is made in an ankle length.  

Sizing: No size is indicated, and although this should fit a medium size, please note the following measurements for fit, taking the style of the dress into consideration:

Sleeves:  27 1/2” from the neck seam

Sleeve inseam:  15”

Bust:  41” around, taken under the arms 

Waist:  33” around with a normal overlap, but meant to be cinched with the belt

Hips:  42” around, but meant to fall loosely

Overall length: 57", measured flat

Condition: It is in very good condition with no wear, tear, staining or odours.  This piece has been well stored and cared for over the years.

This is a wonderful dressing gown….gorgeous look and beautiful soft cotton velvet!