A textbook late 1960s mod shirt dress by EC Konfektion in iconic Crimplene, featuring a striking geometric pattern in layered tones of ice blue and white. The sharp collar, short sleeves, flap pockets, and front button line create that clean, graphic silhouette so loved at the end of the decade.
Crimplene was the miracle fabric of the era — structured, wrinkle-resistant, and holding its shape beautifully — which is exactly why this dress still looks so crisp today. The slightly A-line cut and mini length give it that unmistakable space-age mod attitude.
How to Style?
Ice blue geometric Crimplene calls for clean, graphic companions. White go-go boots for the full late 1960s effect; white loafers or simple white flats for a more relaxed take. Hair in a sharp fringe or neatly back, no jewellery that competes with the pattern.
A small white bag. Effortless to wear, impossible to ignore — the fabric has been holding that line since 1969.
