This important item, which still makes up some African and Afro-Brazilian clothing today, was spread by African women, especially those with ethnic and commercial links to the so-called Coast of Africa, a region that currently includes countries such as Cape Verde, Ghana, Benin and Nigeria
Model is 1.77m, wearing size M Black Peak lapels Long sleeves Two patch pockets Straight hem Single breasted buttons fastening Thigh length Composition: 77% Terylene, 23% Rayon
It has always represented an idea about the person wearing it: who they are, where they come from, and what they do
Be sure to check out the photos for measurements & condition
In most commercial tiered A-line dresses, I start around 1.31.6x on the first tier and go up to 1.62.2x on the lower tiers, but I always test it with the real fabric