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Beautiful tan wool coat from iconic mid-century brand Betty Rose, featuring clean early-60s tailoring, raglan sleeves, champagne lining, and brand-new period-appropriate 1.5" shank buttons replacing the originals for a clean, cohesive look. Timeless silhouette — chic, preppy, old-money vibes. Condition: Excellent. No stains, holes, or moth damage. Lining intact. All buttons replaced with premium vintage-appropriate shank buttons for a complete, polished finish. Measurements: PTP: 23 inches Sleeve Length (pit to end): 13.5 inches Hem: 28.5 inches Length (nape to hem): 38inches Fit: Women’s Medium (best fits M/L depending on layer thickness). Comparable 1960s Betty Rose and other branded mid-century wool coats typically list between $120–$180 on curated vintage platforms. This one is priced below market to give my WhatNot buyers first priority. Style Keywords: Old Money • Preppy • Academia • Classic 60s • Mad Men Era RESEARCH EXTENDED LISTING INFORMATION: This gorgeous early 1960s Betty Rose wool coat represents the height of mid-century American outerwear design. Betty Rose was known for producing stylish, beautifully tailored women’s coats with excellent construction and high-grade fabrics, often sold through department stores and upscale boutiques during the late 1950s and early 1960s. Crafted in a warm tan wool, this coat features the signature elements of early-60s tailoring: Soft raglan sleeves for graceful shoulder lines; Princess-style seaming that flatters a wide range of body shapes; Clean, minimalist lines with understated elegance; Champagne-toned lining typical of U.S. outerwear from 1960–1964 Premium replacement buttons: three matching vintage gold cellulite buttons measuring 1 1/4inch in diameter. The silhouette is refined and sophisticated — wearable in classic, preppy, old-money, or modern quiet-luxury wardrobes. These coats were often worn over dresses, pencil skirts, or tailored trousers, and the style remains remarkably relevant today. This coat retains its original union label, confirming U.S. manufacture and dating the piece to the early 1960s. The fabric is in excellent condition with no moth damage, no holes, and no structural issues. The lining is clean and intact, and all stitching remains strong. A stunning, wearable, collectible example of American mid-century fashion done right.