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Vtg 70s 80s Dimension By Milford Southwest Llama Aztec Cardigan Sweater Lrg USA
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- L
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- WomenSweatersCardigans
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- Style Tags
- Eclectic GrandpaRetroUnisex
Item Specifics:
Brand: Dimension By Milford
Size: Large (L)
Material: 50% Acrylic, 45% Rayon, 5% Cotton (Soft, non-itchy blend)
Style: Shawl Collar, Open Front Cardigan
Pattern: Southwestern / Native American / Aztec / Llama / Alpaca
Era: 1970s/80s
Condition: Pre-owned - Good Vintage Condition
a couple of thin spots along the shoulder seam (but no holes), a repair on the left underarm (see last 3 close-up photos), faded materials tag, missing brand/size tag
Description:
Classic 1970s/80s Americana at its finest. This vintage Dimension By Milford cardigan features a bold Southwestern jacquard knit with geometric patterns and rare llama/alpaca motifs. Made in the USA, it uses a soft, heavy-weight acrylic-rayon blend that provides excellent drape and warmth without the scratchiness of 100% wool.
Perfect for a "Big Lebowski" inspired look or as a cozy, oversized "Grandpa" sweater.
Measurements (Taken Flat): see photos; missing size tag - so please confirm measurements
Pit-to-Pit: 22.25"
Length (Top of shoulder to hem): 30"
Care: Machine washable (cold/gentle cycle recommended; lay flat to dry to preserve vintage fibers).
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