Tag says size 34 and made of Rayon. Pale lime green. No belt, one hook and eye closure. 2 snaps per cuff closure. P2P approximately 18" Waist in line with belt loops 26-27" No stretch. Some stretch in cuffs. Outer sleeve seam, shoulder-cuff 24.5" Inner seam pit-cuff 19" Back neck-hem 57.5" Machine washed gentle. Still in great shape as to seams, material. No flaws in the construction of garment. It had a lot of rust-like staining on cuffs and other places which I treated with lemon juice, soda and vinegar, which removed most of it. Pictures reflect some left over staining (mostly right cuff) and a few spots on rest of garment. Right cuff almost appears slightly soiled. The fullness of garment hides the spots seen in pictures. I am selling as is and hoping either 1. Someone with vintage clothing experience would appreciate this garment OR 2. A fashion student might want to deconstruct for the pattern. "A 1924 classified ad from the Flobert Co. (named, I assume, for Ben's sisters Florence and Bertha) of 30 E. 33rd St in NYC solicited a presser for "high-class silk underwear." In the 1930 census Ben C. Stern was a salesman for lingerie and his 1940 WWII draft registration noted he was employed by Flobert Co of 146 Madison Avenue in NYC. A 1941 ad for The Flobert Co. noted the company was the "Maker of women's ultra fashionable year round negligees, pajamas, robes, lounge wear." https://forums.vintagefashionguild.org/threads/fashioned-by-flob%C3%A9rt-label.72587/