1970s | TGL | Deadstock Insect Print Blouse | Rust & Blue - 8 Subway The fine self-stripe gives the

The fine self-stripe gives the cloth a subtle texture that prevents it reading as flat

practical hunting details and a bold check pattern that defined American outdoorwear for decades

and the simplicity of the piece makes it an easy and versatile wear

The combination of the speckled knit

1970s | TGL | Deadstock Insect Print Blouse | Rust & Blue - 8 Subway The fine self-stripe gives theDescription: Item: Vincel and cotton blouse with an insect and flower print, half placket button front, oversized pointed collar and buttoned cuffs. Slim, close cut through the body with set in sleeves. Era: 1970s Brand: TGL Condition: Deadstock, unused. Provenance Note: A blouse printed on a deep rust ground with ladybirds and beetles in blue and orange scattered across the body, joined by grasshoppers in navy and gold with fine white antennae.