Safari Dress

A Safari Dress was a staple of the women’s wardrobe for a long time. As you can see in the catalog gallery at the bottom of the page they switched from the fine Egyptian Cotton of the Safari Jackets to a slightly heavier “Naturalist’s cloth” later in the run. The photos on this page are from various eBay auctions, none of which included the belt that the dress came with. Obviously it needs a belt of some kind. Paired with the Traveling Boots and a classic belt and you were good to go on a globetrotting adventure.

The early Safari Dress (1983-840 was made of Egyptian Cotton, the same stuff as the Safari Jackets. Later they switched to Naturalist’s Cloth, a slightly coarser material.