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A Vintage Summer

70s Prairie Dress
Though summer isn't officially here until tomorrow, I thought I'd get a jump on it (before it gets me with its' heat and often questionably warm nights) and give a sneak peek at a few items coming to the shop.

This amazing prairie dress is one of my newest finds. These are in-demand and rather hard to come by. With a cool long sleeve and just-below-knee length, it can work well on cooler summer nights out and about town, or for early autumn days and night. She's a beauty. Find her right here◄.

I also just found these incredible high-waisted, denim capri pants, circa the very late '60s to early '70s. Made with super comfy cotton (and a bit of stretch) along with those nautical style buttons and waist, they're adorable. Coming soon!

I also have a pair of (high-waisted) military 1969 OG-107 pants.◄ Made for men, but ladies, these are all yours too. I own and wear two pairs. Can't live without them. This pair is made of all cotton, is in excellent condition; they double as loungewear, they're so comfortable.

Along with tops and tees, shorts and skirts, I've got you covered all summer long.  Come take a peek. And right now, I'm having a 15% off for Father's Day weekend.  Get 'em before they're gone! 

Visit Perennial Vintage Shop today. 

-HJS
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