Heirloom Lace Tablecloth Track Jacket
$200.00
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Heirloom Lace Tablecloth Track Jacket
$200.00
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Delicate vintage lace meets a sporty, modern silhouette. This one-of-a-kind track jacket was upcycled from a vintage lace tablecloth, transforming its oversized floral pattern into an easy-to-wear statement layer.
Designed with a cropped fit, stand collar, full gold-tone zipper, and contrasting olive green trim along the shoulders and sleeves. The scalloped lace edges at the hem and cuffs preserve the tablecloth’s original details, making this piece completely unique.
• Upcycled from a vintage lace tablecloth
• One-of-one design
• Full gold-tone zip-front closure
• Stand collar
• Contrasting green piping
• Cropped, relaxed silhouette
• Original scalloped lace edges
• Lightweight, semi-sheer construction
• Designed and handmade in Charleston, SC
Measurements (taken flat):
• Pit to pit: 23"
• Shoulder to shoulder: 25" (drop shoulder)
• Length from shoulder to hem: 22"
Please compare these measurements with a similar garment you already own for the best fit.
Please note: Vintage textiles may show small signs of their previous life, including slight variations in color, texture, or pattern. These details are part of what make each Day Off Studios piece special.
Care: Hand wash in cold water and lay flat or hang to dry.
Made with care
Great value
Elegant design
Quality materials
Details
This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.
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