In EUC, here is a vintage, mint green, terry cloth sunsuit/romper from the late 1970s-early 1980s. No holes, tears or stains, just a little bit of faded color as would be expected. It is literally like a towel in feel. The drawstring is NON-Functional, so please review all measurements very carefully. You just step into it, and pull it up, there is nothing to hold top in place, so again, please review measurements. If you're too small-chested, it might not stay up, and if you're too large-chested, it might not pull up high enough. It is meant to just sit on your figure. Not much elasticity at all. For reference, this was my Mom's who was 5'3"/36B chest size, fit her perfectly. Note, the color was not picking up well, but it's a definite mint/pastel green, not as blue as it is coming out in photos. Photo 1, main image, tied Photos 2-3, front (untied) & back of suit Photos 4-5, all tags, label/size/care WPL #3384 was owned by Roanoke Mills, Inc., of Roanoke, VA - there was no registered trademark that I could find for Topic Knits Photos 6-10, all conceivable approximate measurements laid flat: -pit to pit/bust 16.25" -length 22.75" -waist 15" -thigh 10.5" -inseam 2" Photos 11-13, interior front, back and crotch Photos 14-15 better reflect mint green color - shown next to a pair of aqua blue shorts Photo 16, newspaper ad from The Hour (Norwalk, CT), May 16, 1979, p. 42 - not the best scan by Google newspapers, but I think this may be this exact item!