70's Geometric Lace Dress Berkertex England | Balloon Sleeve Maxi Dress

Buyer's Note

Berkertex was founded in 1936.

It was a pioneering company that began producing mid-priced ready-to-wear clothing, and after relocating to Plymouth in southwest England after the war, it created the largest employment in the region.

Its designs, especially from the 1970s onwards, were popular, frequently appearing in magazines alongside brands like Mary Quant, but the company finally closed in 2018.

This dress, from the 1970s, features a clean neckline and balloon sleeves reminiscent of early 19th-century dresses, and is made with plenty of soft, light gauze-like fabric.

The combination of the seemingly contradictory casual herringbone pattern and romantic lace is exquisite and reflects the era.

Brand

Berkertex (MADE IN ENGLAND)

Size Chart

Total length 132cm Width 40cm Shoulder width 38cm Sleeve length 57cm Waist 31cm Size 12 (M) Model Height 164cm Material It feels like cotton (unknown). Color Black & White Damage No noticeable stains *Refreshed with clothing care appliances for disinfection, deodorization, and wrinkle removal. Memo This is a voluminous long dress with a black and white geometric pattern, a high-waisted neckline, and lace piping on the skirt. It's a show-stopping dress on its own and easy to pair with any item.

There is a snap button below the zipper on the skirt

Product Number

TC26010