Description
1969 Spiegel Spring and Summer Catalog – Knit Fashion Feature
This is an original 1969 Spiegel Spring and Summer Catalog, showcasing vibrant knitwear and modular wardrobe styles from one of America’s most iconic mail-order retailers. A standout spread in this edition features a lively collection of knit suits and a versatile four-piece wardrobe, emphasizing the stylish practicality and synthetic innovation that defined late-1960s fashion.
Condition:
The catalog is in good condition. The item being pictured is exactly the one you will receive. Please check the photos for condition reference. All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.
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Highlights Include:
Left Page – “Knit Hits!”
A colorful array of knit suits in refined, coordinated looks:
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Muted Blue Box Jacket + Skirt Set – Paired with gloves and a classic handbag
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Lime Green Skirt Suit – With contrast collar and bold buttons
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White Textured Knit Suit – Modeled with a matching turban
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Red Double-Breasted Pant & Skirt Sets – Styled with matching coats
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Gray Cardigan Suit – More traditional and reserved in appearance
Each outfit is tagged with original Spiegel item numbers and paired with accessories that complete the polished 1960s look.
Right Page – Modular Wardrobe: “Five Fabulous Looks in One”
A cleverly designed four-piece knit wardrobe in navy and white, built for versatility:
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Includes tunic top, shift dress, jacket, and skirt
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Mix-and-match combinations offer a fresh look for every occasion
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Contrasting trim and sailor-inspired details evoke nautical sophistication
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Orlon® synthetic fiber highlights the era’s emphasis on durability and shape retention
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Pricing examples: Tunic top at $16.98, full set options starting at $24.98
Model photography emphasizes timeless chic, with accessories like a crisp white hat enhancing the elegance.
This catalog is an excellent resource for collectors of vintage fashion, mid-century advertising, and Spiegel ephemera. A window into 1969’s evolving trends in texture, color, and functional wardrobe design.