BajuTua/vintage/70's handmade embroidery dress of Miao nationality

Attention! Please read carefully before buying! # ★This mall focuses on old clothing with preservation value in the 60s and 70s. The goods have unavoidable traces of use. There are occasional new stocks. Those who don't like second-hand products, please take a detour! ★Clothes may have buckles, yellow stains, small dirt, holes.... Defects, we will clean and repair them before they are put on the shelf. If the stains cannot be removed or other obvious defects that cannot be repaired, they will be listed on the product page Note, please think twice about placing an order on impulse, unacceptable buyers please refrain from buying ★Please confirm the size before subscripting, or ask your questions, and we will not accept returns based on the size or marked defects. Cash on delivery service is not provided. After confirming the purchase, please complete the payment within seven days of the system reminding you. Please do not arbitrarily abandon the bid and destroy the integrity ★The color displayed on the screen of each computer is slightly different. The original color of the product has been shown in the picture as much as possible. If there is a color difference after receipt, please forgive me. For the actual color, please refer to the flat or close-up image model: Male 170 cm/ 57 kg Female 153 cm/ 43 kg /Size/ The product may have a measurement gap of ± 2 cm, please pay attention Collar width: 20 cm Shoulder width: 44 cm Sleeve length: 23 cm Cuff width: 20 cm Chest width: 53 cm Waist width: 47 cm Length: 118 cm Hem width: 80 cm Side slit: X cm Commodity status: The traditional patchwork dress of the Miao nationality in the 1970s is presented as tailored tailoring. From the 1960s to the 1970s, the Western world’s fashion trends followed the exotic elements. This dress is derived from the branch of the Miao nationality and the ethnic minority in northern Thailand-Hmong The exquisite craftsmanship, the patchwork embroidery on the chest is composed of four cute heart-shaped combinations, and the curled shape of the cuffs and neckline trim represents a snail. Continuing the elements of modern Thai costumes of the He Meng people, this dress is mainly exported abroad or made by the descendants of the He Meng people who emigrated to Western countries. The square collar is still retained, and the high waist line is attached with straps on both sides, which can be adjusted. The waist is tight. Moderate thickness, exquisite and good overall preservation Approximately ML size material: 100% cotton