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Ski Outfit

early 1960s (retailed), c.1970 (retailed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

The red corduroy ski breeches worn with this jacket were made by the up-market ski wear brand Veleda. With velcro fastenings, one side zip pocket, gold coloured press studs and zip closure, the breeches effortlessly blend functionality and style, making them a fine example of fashionable 1970s ski wear.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Anorak
  • Ski Trousers
Materials and techniques
jersey knit nylon, acetate, machine sewing; acrylic, polyamide and wool blend corduroy
Brief description
V de V anorak, floral printed nylon, beige, brown and orange, early 1960s.
Red corduroy ski breeches by Veleda, Paris, c.1970.
Physical description
Ski top of jersey knit nylon with floral print in beige, brown and orange with stand-collar, centre-front zip fastening to bust, elasticated waist and central flap-top pocket with zip. There are elasticated cuffs on the sleeves and the anorak is lined with blue acetate.
Worn with red corduroy ski breeches with zip and two gold coloured press studs at centre front, one side velcro fastening at each cuff, and one side zip pocket.
Dimensions
  • Jacket length: 71cm
  • Breeches waist circumference: 70cm
  • Breeches length: 74cm
  • Breeches inseam length: 48cm
Production typeReady to wear
Marks and inscriptions
'V/ Veleda / F 42 / US 10 / G 40 / Made in France' 'Veleda' 'Acrylique 60% / Polyamide 23% / Laine 15% / Elasthanne 2%' (Label in breeches)
Credit line
Given by Jill Ritblat
Production
Reason For Production: Retail
Summary
The red corduroy ski breeches worn with this jacket were made by the up-market ski wear brand Veleda. With velcro fastenings, one side zip pocket, gold coloured press studs and zip closure, the breeches effortlessly blend functionality and style, making them a fine example of fashionable 1970s ski wear.
Other number
2 - Ritblat catalogue
Collection
Accession number
T.494:1,2-2000

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Record createdSeptember 1, 2000
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