1930s

1930s Vintage Sewing Patterns
Fashion in the 1930s saw a return to more elegant, feminine and curve-enhancing styles (especially when compared to the boyish styles of the 1920s). New fabrics, including rayon and matallic lame were very popular and were enhanced by shiny buttons, sequins and glass beads. The depression had a major impact on 1930s fashion and "less is more" became a 30s fashion motto. This is evidenced in the sewing patterns of the 1930s, which often used smaller pieces to help maximize fabric usage.	Go to New York 971 Go to McCall 8161 Go to McCall 8558 Go to Simplicity 2317 Go to New York 971 Go to Simplicity 3166 Go to Hollywood 1645 Go to McCall 9716 Go to Simplicity 2675 Go to DuBarry 2123B Go to McCall 726 Pictorial Review 7263 Mail Order 1387 Mail Order 2630 Anne Adams 1538 Excella E3874 Anne Adams 2354 1/19 Add photo
Top Vintage 1930s Sewing Patterns New York 971 - Early 1930s Three-Piece Skirt Pattern Du Barry 858B - 1930s Dress Pattern McCall 8161- 1930s Two-Piece Suit Pattern McCall 8558 - 1930s Dinner Dress and Jacket Pattern Hollywood 1645 - 1930s Maureen O'Sullivan Shirtdress Pattern

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