1970s Upcyled A-Line Maxi Jean Skirt with Chain Stitch Embrodery ~ Small / Medium

Playful 1970s homemade maxi jean skirt upcycled from a pair of snap fly bell bottom jeans. This is a well worn piece but in this case, the wear gives it all that much more character. Aquired from the maker who did the upcycle in the late 1970s. Machine wash, tumble dry

C O N D I T I O N (See key below): C

F L A W S: Skirt is in very well worn condition. There is fraying from where the bottom of the jeans were walked on prior to upcycle. There is light staining on the yellow panel and a small hole in denim.  Please look at photos carefully. Sold As-Is.

A P P R O X I M A T E    S I Z E: Small / Medium

M E A S U R E M E N T S (Inches):
Pit to pit: N/A
Underbust: N/A
Natural waist: 16
Drop waist: N/A
Hips: 21
Full Length: 39
Rise: N/A
Inseam: N/A
Shoulder to saddle: N/A
Leg Opening or Sweep: N/A

Please note that all measurements are taken flat lay. Garments with minimal stretch will be denoted with a "+" after the corresponding measurement.  This means there is no more than 1 inch of total stretch. Garments that have a range will be measured to what is considered a comfortable stretch.  No stretched measurements will be taken at their maximum. Letter sizing is an approximation only. Please check all measurements and compare to a garment that has a similar cut.

This is a vintage item and general wear is to be expected. I do my very best to fully inspect every piece that I list and provide detailed photos of any notable flaws. I do many repairs myself and will note any visible mends on an item. Please look at all photos carefully and ask questions if you have them. All items are shipped in clean condition but I always recommend laundering a new-to-you vintage piece.

C O N D I T I O N    G R A D E S:
A - Dead stock or pristine condition
B - Very minor issues, such as light pilling, a single pin hole, or miniscule discolorations
C - Visible staining or holes, item being sold in as-is condition with flaws not being easily repaired or removed
D - Thrashed but wearable condition
F - Beyond wearable condition but can be salvaged, upcycled, or used for pattern