Pretty 1980s blouse from the French house of Rodier. The long-sleeved blouse is made of a mint-green, light georgette fabric with a vertical crinkle textures and woven-in subtly shiny squares. It is slightly gathered at the back and shoulder yokes and has two breast pockets. The blouse has a short, classic collar and is closed at the front with small buttons that shimmer like mother-of-pearl.

LABEL: Rodier

COLOURS: turquoise, mint green, pastel

PATTERN: Grooves, crinkles, texture, squares


SIZES: M/L, medium, large. Size 14 (UK), 10 (US), 42 (EU)

Bust circumference: 117cm / 46"
Waist: 117cm / 46"
Length (back, measured in the middle): 65cm / 25.5"
Neck circumference: 37cm / 14.5


CONDITION: very good

MATERIAL: Georgette (no label, probably polyester)

THE STORY: The house of Rodier descens from an old weaver family. It was founded in 1852 by August Rodier in Picardy (northern France) and soon became famous for its subtle weaving technique for precious fabrics. In 1916, Jacques Rodier developed a jersey fabric. Rodier Jersey revolutionized haute couture and was used by designers such as Christian Dior, Paul Poiret and Madam Grès. In 1956, Rodier launched his own knitwear collection. In the 1960s, it finally reached the highest sales figures due to its high quality. In 2004, the brand was bought by Folia and still exists today.

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