Summary
Blue demin skirt designed and made in Melbourne by Nobody Denim. It is constructed from recycled denim clothing. This style is called 'Reborn Skirt.' It originally retailed for $179.
It is one of three garments donated by the company to Museums Victoria, to be displayed in the 'You Can't Fight Fast Fashion' section of the exhibition 'You Can't Do That', held at Melbourne Museum in 2018. That part of the exhibition looked at the role of local producers fighting the influx of fast fashion through the production of clothing produced ethically and sustainably.
Physical Description
Short two-toned skirt made from blue and black demin.It has a waistband with five belt loops, two pockets on the back and the front (plus a small coin pocket) and a zipped opening on the front, secured by a metal button. It is unlined, and has unfinished edges along the bottom of the skirt. There is a fabric price label sewn to the back of the waist.
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Manufacturer
Nobody Denim, 396-398 Brunswick Street, Brunswick, Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 2017 - 2018
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Inscriptions
Leather tag sewn inside: NOBODY Fabric price tag: NOBODY / MADE IN MELBOURNE / NOBODY.COM.AU / PEROTUAT / REBORN SKIRT / $179.00 / INCL GST / SIZE XS
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Exhibition Collection Management
400 mm (Length), 470 mm (Width)
Taken flat.
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