Color was the keynote back then in the fashion world. And color is what Mr. Dino fashions is all about. Max Cohen, who started Mr. Dino in the early 1960’s, brought his engineering know-how into textiles and developed a silk-screen printing process for fabric which produced vivid shades that were worked into the most intricate designs.

Mr. Dino, referred to as “The poor man’s Pucci”, was manufactured in Miami employing many Cuban refugees where Cohen turned them from laborers into skilled technicians.

Print is in shades of green, pink, white, purple, blue, yellow, and black.  

Left side seam 4.5” slit.  Back zipper closure with one hook and loop closure at the top.

The dress hem, and the hems of the sleeves are trimmed in contrasting multicolor striped printed fabric.   

Marked “Mr. Dino” above the right exterior hem.

Condition is in very good with minor signs of wear. It's lovely!

No fabric tag. Fabric has some stretch.

Marked size 12 (Vintage)

While the tag indicates a size US12, please refer to the approximate garment measurements below as vintage sizes are not the same as modern day sizes.  Keep in mind that the measurements below are the measurements of the garment, not your body; so your body MUST have smaller measurements than the garment measurements below in order for it to fit properly.

Approximate measurements of garment:

Bust: 38”

Waist: 36”

Hips: 37”

Length: 39”

Shoulders: 15”

Sleeve Length: 13.5” from shoulder to sleeve end

CHVTG295