1960s Vintage Koret of California Press-Free Plissé Cotton Skirt – Wash ’n Wear

This vibrant 1960s plissé cotton skirt by Koret of California features a lively citrus-toned floral print in yellow, orange, and black. With an allover micro-pleated texture (plissé), it has a crisp shape that moves beautifully while remaining press-free and easy to care for. It closes at the side with a button and zipper and sits at the natural waist with a flattering, full silhouette. The tag proudly boasts “Wash ’n Wear” and “Press-Free” — a nod to midcentury innovation in everyday fashion. A perfect piece for lovers of bold vintage prints and low-maintenance style. Measurements: Best fits L/XL • Waist: 31” • Hips: Free • Length: 27” Estimated Size: Label: Koret of California – Press-Free Wash ’n Wear Fabric: Lightweight cotton (unlined, textured plissé finish) Era: 1960s Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no flaws noted Koret of California was a major name in American sportswear from the 1940s through the 1970s. Founded by Stephanie and Joseph Koret in San Francisco, the brand became known for its practical, stylish separates for women. In the 1950s–60s, Koret helped pioneer “no-iron,” wrinkle-resistant fabrics like Koratron and “press-free” plissé cottons, making them favorites for modern women seeking form, function, and flair.