1950s Griffin and Spalding Grey Patterned New Look Skirt Suit saint-laurent-suit It has two neat front

It has two neat front pleats and has a small slit up the left hand side seam

The skirt is generously cut to a wrap-around style

The front lapels and cuffs are adorned with gold-tone metal buttons with carved braid detailing

The silver thread of the label reads "Jeff Banks - Made by England by Rembrandt"

1950s Griffin and Spalding Grey Patterned New Look Skirt Suit saint-laurent-suit It has two neat frontThis sculpting skirt suit was designed for Griffin & Spalding in the early 1950s. Griffin & Spalding was a Nottingham department store founded in 1846 which continued to trade under that name until 1973. Tailored from grey wool, it is detailed with tiny squares in black and white which look like polka dots from a distance. It is further embroidered with black triangles around the hips, that echo the sharp shapes formed by the tailoring. The jacket is