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Step back in time with this stunning, one-of-a-kind cropped jacket from the 1930s. Crafted from sumptuous cream rayon fringe, this piece exudes the elegance and exuberance of the Art Deco era. Every detail speaks to the craftsmanship and flair of vintage glamour—from its sculpted shoulders to the graceful movement of the fringe. Whether paired with high-waisted trousers or draped over an evening dress, this jacket is a showstopper and a rare collector’s piece for vintage lovers and fashion connoisseurs alike.
Features:
Authentic 1930s vintage garment
Luxurious cream rayon fringe in horizontal tiered rows
Cropped silhouette with strong shoulder structure
Short sleeves for a breezy, elegant finish
Hook-and-eye front closure (hidden when worn)
Fully lined for comfort and structure
Perfect for evening wear, vintage events, or collectors
Garment Measurements:
Bust: 31 inches (though as you can see, it presents well on a model with larger measurements)
Sleeve length: 9.75 inches
Shoulders: 15 inches
Length (from shoulders to hem): 18.5 inches
Fit: XS/S/M
Notes:
This garment is in excellent near mint condition
This has been cleaned and steamed and is ready to wear.
A Short History of 1920s–30s Fringe Clothing:
Fringe rose to fashion fame in the 1920s, becoming a symbol of rebellion and movement during the flapper era. Worn on straight-cut dresses, fringe accentuated dance and freedom, making it a hallmark of the Jazz Age. In the 1930s, fringe evolved into a more elegant and stylized detail, often used in rayon or silk on bias-cut gowns and evening jackets. Inspired by Hollywood glamour, it added fluidity and sophistication to eveningwear. Across both decades, fringe captured the spirit of modernity—first as bold and playful, then as refined and luxurious.
Step back in time with this stunning, one-of-a-kind cropped jacket from the 1930s. Crafted from sumptuous cream rayon fringe, this piece exudes the elegance and exuberance of the Art Deco era. Every detail speaks to the craftsmanship and flair of vintage glamour—from its sculpted shoulders to the graceful movement of the fringe. Whether paired with high-waisted trousers or draped over an evening dress, this jacket is a showstopper and a rare collector’s piece for vintage lovers and fashion connoisseurs alike.
Features:
Authentic 1930s vintage garment
Luxurious cream rayon fringe in horizontal tiered rows
Cropped silhouette with strong shoulder structure
Short sleeves for a breezy, elegant finish
Hook-and-eye front closure (hidden when worn)
Fully lined for comfort and structure
Perfect for evening wear, vintage events, or collectors
Garment Measurements:
Bust: 31 inches (though as you can see, it presents well on a model with larger measurements)
Sleeve length: 9.75 inches
Shoulders: 15 inches
Length (from shoulders to hem): 18.5 inches
Fit: XS/S/M
Notes:
This garment is in excellent near mint condition
This has been cleaned and steamed and is ready to wear.
A Short History of 1920s–30s Fringe Clothing:
Fringe rose to fashion fame in the 1920s, becoming a symbol of rebellion and movement during the flapper era. Worn on straight-cut dresses, fringe accentuated dance and freedom, making it a hallmark of the Jazz Age. In the 1930s, fringe evolved into a more elegant and stylized detail, often used in rayon or silk on bias-cut gowns and evening jackets. Inspired by Hollywood glamour, it added fluidity and sophistication to eveningwear. Across both decades, fringe captured the spirit of modernity—first as bold and playful, then as refined and luxurious.