Vintage Giancarlo Ferrari Aztec Pattern Blazer 80s Large
Vintage Giancarlo Ferrari Aztec Pattern Blazer 80s Large
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Crazy vintage women's Giancarlo Ferrari blazer from the 80s. Super vibrant aztec style pattern! Features shoulder pads, one button closure, and two inset front pockets. Tagged medium, fits more like a large. Great vintage condition, only flaw to note is a small stain towards the bottom of the front (see photo) Perfect for that "oversized" blazer look!
Pit to pit = 21"
Back collar to bottom = 29"
Shoulder to shoulder = 17.5"
Shoulder to sleeve = 24"
Please check all measurements and photos. This is a vintage as-is listing. All sales final.
sizing & care instructions
sizing & care instructions
Sizing and care instructions.
We accurately measure all items laying flat.
To figure out your size
1. Take your best fitting shirt and lay it out flat.
2. Measure across from one armpit to the other. This is your pit to pit measurement.
3. Measure from the back collar to the bottom hem. This is your length measurement.
4. Memorize and use these measurements as a reference when buying vintage online.
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To wash a vintage T Shirt.
- Turn inside out
- Hand wash cold using a mild detergent. (Cold water wash)You could use the delicate cycle on a washing machine but we don’t recommend it.
- Hang dry
You should use this care when washing all vintage pieces. Or dry clean as necessary.
shipping
shipping
Orders are processed and shipped within 1-2 business days. As a rule we cannot cancel or change information on shipped orders, but if you have made a mistake with your order, please email us @ blackshagvintage@gmail.com immediately after placing your order and we will help to accommodate you as best as we can.
In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, we use recycled shipping materials whenever possible. We encourage customers to reuse or recycle as well!
DOMESTIC
If you'd like to add a signature confirmation or insurance, please contact us via email BEFORE your order is placed and we can provide you with custom rates.
INTERNATIONAL
- First Class International is the least expensive shipping method and generally takes 10-21 days, but does not include tracking or insurance. We are able to track the package only up until it leaves the USA.
- Priority Mail International is the most secure shipping method and usually takes 1-2 weeks to arrive. It includes basic tracking, delivery confirmation, and insurance. We suggest that you choose this shipping method with orders over $100.
- Priority Express International usually arrives within 5-7 days after processing and comes with tracking, confirmation, and insurance (depending on your country’s customs department, this method may take longer than 5-7 days). Email us BEFORE placing your order if you would like to upgrade and we will determine if we are able to accommodate you.
- DHL is the quickest and safest in our opinion
All customs duties, taxes, or fees are the sole responsibility of the customer. Please be aware that these fees change per country on a consistent basis and we have no way of estimating how much they might be as they are determined by your country. We are required to accurately declare the value of all international orders on the relevant customs forms and on the included packing slip. Occasionally some countries will hold packages in customs for reasons unknown to us, and we do not have any control over when this does take place. Though it rarely happens, this does occur. We ask that you contact your country's customs office to determine the delivery date of your package. The fee amounts as well as other customs information can be obtained by contacting your local post office.
refund policy
refund policy
All vintage sales are final and we do not accept returns. Because of the nature of selling vintage online, we spend hours photographing the pieces to accurately represent the way they are in real life. We also provide detailed measurements for our customers to check, measure and compare with their own garments to find the right fit.
