Charming vintage 1960s/70s Jacktue by Jack Winter Inc. Bohemian blouse

This charming and chic floral motif blouse has the most perfect palette of muted green and brown tones set against an ivory background. Perfect for transitioning into fall, layer it under a cashmere sweater with the collar peeking out, or tuck into some high waisted corduroy flares or belt it over some slim ivory denim with a slouchy, suede knee high boot for a Bohemian Rocker style. I'd even work it with some white denim cut off shorts, cowgirl boots and a blazer for a late summer look. Made under the Jacktue line from American designer Jack Winter. Winter started his own company in 1938 making men’s trousers in the basement of his father’s store. In 1942 he began making women’s trousers when men’s civilian clothing was in less demand due to the war, and in 1953 switched entirely to manufacturing women’s slacks under his company Jack Winter Inc. Over the years the company diversified and by the late 1960s, Winter was producing a wide range of goods. I would say the blouse is likely late 1960s, possibly early 1970s. While the original labels are inside, the tag with fabric content and size info has lost all of the ink printed on it and is now blank. I am not certain of the material, but it feels like a cotton blend. See images for measurement reference lying flat, but I would best fit a Medium-Large. However, it is shown belted on my Small size mannequin and can definitely work as a more oversized fit on petite frames. Mannequin Measurements Bust • 33.5" Waist • 23.5"