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Escada by Margaretha Ley 100% Silk Baroque Tiger Shirt in Lilac
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An Escada 100% silk baroque shirt by Margaretha Ley, made in Italy. The principal motif is a large gold tiger rendered across the back; baroque ornamentation extends to the front panels and cuffs in purple and gold. The silk is high-shine and supple. Long sleeves, button-up front, relaxed cut. Delivered cleaned and ironed.
Details
Brand: Escada by Margaretha Ley, Italy
Fabric: 100% silk
Colour: Lilac and gold
Print: Baroque tiger motif
Sleeves: Long
Closure: Button-up front
Cut: Relaxed
About Escada
Escada was founded in Munich in 1978 by Margaretha and Wolfgang Ley, and is known for bold colour, elaborate print and vivid silk cut with real construction underneath; its 1980s and 1990s printed silks are its most collected pieces. Read more on our Escada designer page, or see every Escada piece in the Vestiaire.
Size
Labelled size 42; fits up to an XL and is equally suited worn oversized on smaller sizes. For specific measurements you can contact us through the chat.
Condition
Immaculate vintage condition. Stored in our vestiaire; delivered cleaned and ironed.
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Worn & loved
“All according to plan. Good selection on quality. Especially for vintage this is still important to match the description. Shipping went smoothly with a clear indication and accurate delivery time.”
Johan W. — Roermond, The Netherlands
