Vintage 1980s Sequin and Beaded Flower Power Halter Neck Top
Vintage 1980s Sequin and Beaded Flower Power Halter Neck Top
Vintage 1980s Sequin and Beaded Flower Power Halter Neck Top
Embrace vibrant retro vibes with our Vintage 1980s Sequin and Beaded Flower Power Halter Neck Top. Bursting with color and energy, this eye-catching piece is perfect for making a statement at parties, festivals, or soaking up the sun on Ibiza's sandy shores.
Crafted in the 1980s, this halter neck top features an explosion of colorful sequins and beads in a mesmerizing flower power design, channeling the free-spirited energy of the era. With its halter neck style, it offers a flattering fit that's both comfortable and chic.
Size: small
Condition: This vintage halter neck top is in excellent condition, with vibrant colors and all sequins and beads intact. Minor signs of wear may be present due to its vintage nature, adding to its unique charm and character.
Care Guide:
To keep your vintage halter neck top looking its best:
- Hand wash gently in cold water with mild detergent to preserve the delicate sequins and beads.
- Lay flat to dry to maintain its shape and prevent stretching.
- Avoid excessive rubbing or pulling to prevent damage to the sequins and beads.
Capture the essence of Ibiza's vibrant atmosphere with our Vintage 1980s Sequin and Beaded Flower Power Halter Neck Top, a fun and flirty piece that radiates retro charm wherever
Sizing
Sizing
SIZE
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UK SIZE
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SMALL
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6-8
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MEDIUM
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10-12
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LARGE
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12-14
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XL
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14-16
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*Our product model used in most of our shoots is a size UK 8.
Care Guide
Care Guide
Fashion's future is in our hands.
Get the most use possible out of your vintage clothing by shopping with Vagabond Ibiza . The longer they endure, the less waste is generated. If you follow our basic guidelines, your distinctive clothing will last for future generations. We have several ideas to keep your clothing in the greatest shape.
Cleaning Vintage Clothing
Less can be more. The environment is harmed by frequent, aggressive washing, which also raises energy costs and weakens fabric fibers. 1/4 of the carbon footprint from the garment sector is from consumers washing and drying their clothes, which is easily avoided.
- To get rid of any stains or dirt, spot-clean or brush your clothing.
- After washing, always let your clothes air dry completely before putting them back on. You can also quickly steam them to get rid of odors.
- When washing at 30 degrees, use moderate cycles or gently hand-wash.
- Pre-1960's vintage should always be hand-washed. Do not wash the fabric if you are concerned that it is too fragile. Embroidered satins and silks should never be washed.
- If you want to dry clean unique vintage pieces, look for a trustworthy eco-friendly dry cleaner that can take good care of your clothes.
Upkeep of Vintage Clothing
- Fix, restore, rebuild! Make sure to fix any clothing damage, whether it's a small rip or a bigger hole, as soon as you notice it to prevent it from getting worse.
- You can cover with material patches, sew, crochet, and more. For incredibly simple changes, consult your community tailor.
- Lubricate the zipper. To protect old metal zippers from sticking to your clothing, thoroughly lubricate them with graphite pencil, vaseline, or zipper lubrication.
The Best Ways to Store Vintage Clothing
- Keep your vintage clothing away from direct sunlight in a dry, dust-free location. Delicate fabrics will be harmed by moisture or dampness, and sunlight will deteriorate patterns and colors.
- Avoid storing vintage clothing in plastic covers and instead store it where it can breathe.
- Vintage clothing should be hung on wooden hangers or, for maximum protection, padded hangers with fabric covers. Metal hangers may cause stretch marks or rust stains on your clothing.
Vintage Clothes Recycling
- There are several ways to ensure that certain items in your wardrobe continue to exist if you believe they don't belong there.
- To sell your items and help stop fashion waste, check out our Beyond Retro Exchange program and Beyond Retro Marketplace.
- Redesign or upcycle your items by cutting, cropping, reshaping, distressing, and other techniques.
- Swap: Visit a clothing exchange or donate gently used items to friends and family.
- Sell: There are several methods to find a second home for clothing, from car boot sales to online sales.
- Donate: Give your old clothes to thrift stores and recycling facilities so they can be turned into new items or given a second chance as individual pieces.
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns