Overview
A charming two-piece child's sunsuit or swimsuit featuring a bandeau-style top and high-waisted bottoms.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Vintage Children's Two-Piece Sunsuit, c.1965-1975
Photo reference
1 uploaded photo
Story
The mid-1960s saw a revolution in children's fashion as the 'Youthquake' movement trickled down into the nursery, replacing stiff, formal clothes with playful, movement-oriented designs.
Maker / Origin
While the specific label is not visible, this piece is consistent with the high-quality output of mid-century American manufacturers like Health-tex, Carter's, or even Sears' 'Winne the Pooh' line.
Condition & Value
The fabric appears remarkably bright with no visible 'color bleed' from the pink panels into the white waffle knit. Vintage children's clothing is a specialized market driven by collectors, photographers seeking period-accurate props, and parents looking for unique 'slow fashion'…
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