A very collectible piece. Works by Workers for Freedom are held in the collections of both The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) and the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A).

*Please check the item’s condition and measurements carefully before purchasing.

Label: Workers for Freedom

Year: 1985-1992

Condition: 5/10 - Good vintage condition. The lining is pulling slightly at the sleeves and back of the jacket, with some coloration to the inside and discoloration under the arms. Please refer to the last photos for details.

Size: 2 ~ fits like Small

Measurements:

Shoulder - 42.5cm (16.75“)

Bust - 88cm (34.75“)

Waist - 68cm (26.75“)

Hip - 81cm (32“)

Length - 85cm (33.5“)

Sleeve Length - 64cm (25.25“)

Material: 50% viscose and 50% acetate

Pockets: 2

Lining: fully lined

Stretchable: nonstretch

Country of Manufacture: England

Additional Info: The avant-garde fashion label Workers for Freedom was founded in London by designers Richard Nott and Graham Fraser in 1985. They quickly grew to fame, winning the British Fashion Council's prestigious "Designer of the Year" award in 1989