Katyusha Dress with Military Belt

$198.00 $49.00

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MIR Katyusha Dress with Military Belt

Independent Design • Superior Quality • Ethical Production

One-Piece dress constructed from vintage military issue dress shirt from the cold war era, belonging to the East German Armed Forces, with Russian Soviet-era WWII Belt.

ABOUT THE DESIGN:
The Katyusha dress is constructed out of a genuine issue military shirt and cotton, sheer stretchy material for the sleeves and the bottom part of the dress. The vintage Berlin Wall-era East German Army Shirts we use were never issued and are in new condition. They are made from a cotton/poly/viscose mix and are very comfortable on the skin.
On the sleeves are attached 2 military cargo straps that I believe also belonged to the German armed forces.
The dress also comes with an Original World War II-era Soviet Red Army canvas belt, which is in great condition for it's age. The belt is removable, the straps are not.

SIZING: SM / M / L
Chest: 32-33 / 34-35 / 36-38
Waist: 27-28 / 29-30 / 31-32
Lenght: 30 / 32 / 34
Hips - STRETCHY
The model is wearing a Small, she's 5'3".

DISCLAIMER: MOST OF THE MILITARY SURPLUS ITEMS WE USE ARE UN-ISSUED. THOSE ITEMS THAT were ISSUED , HAVE BEEN WASHED OR DRY CLEANED AND PROPERLY DEMILITARIZED.

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MIR is an apparel line featuring designs inspired by Russian Criminal Tattoos. MIR Apparel, based in Brooklyn NY, features designs inspired by Russian Criminal Tattoo Art. Symbols of anti-authority and criminal lifestyle, worn by men and women who believed in standing up to the powers that be, "baring their teeth" and not selling their soul to the government. These tattoos forever marked the wearer as part of a society that lived by it's own codes and laws.

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