Martha Reed's collectible southwestern broomstick skirts were handmade at her Taos, New Mexico, shop the same way from 1955 until she closed her doors in 1993. Thus, we can't be sure exactly when this lovely peach calico full-circle skirt is from (we suspect the 1970s or early '80s). Three tiers of increasingly tight pleats create a figure-flattering, highly "swirlable" skirt strewn with tiny blue and pink flowers. Closes with an extended tab at the set-on waist. Double hooks&eyes at the side, and an additional one at the back. We show it with and without a crinoline, not included.

Labels: Martha of Taos Original, of Cranston Print Works Company V.I.P. calico
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Fiber/Care: cotton, hand wash or dry-clean

Condition: like new with no flaws

*This skirt is clean and ready to wear.*

Garment Measurements:
 waist: 25"/63.5cm (can add max. 1"/2.5cm by moving hooks&eyes)
 length: 30.5"/77.5cm
 hem sweep: full circle

(BDV SKU: 00516-001)

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