Vintage 1960s Little Things Mean A Lot Christening Gown Set Embroidered Lace Dress Bonnet & Slip Heirloom Baby Baptism Outfit

Capture timeless elegance with this exquisite vintage 1960s baby christening gown set by Little Things Mean A Lot, a cherished name in heirloom-quality infant wear. This 3-piece set includes a beautifully embroidered tiered lace gown, a delicate matching bonnet, and a soft satin slip.

Details:

• Label: Little Things Mean A Lot, House of Cherished Apparel

• Era: Circa 1960s

• Includes: Gown, bonnet, and under slip

• Fabric: Sheer organza overlay with floral embroidery, soft synthetic lining

• Style: Classic puff sleeves, Peter Pan collar trimmed in lace, tiered scalloped layers

• Color: Traditional ivory/white

• Closure: Back tie and button

• Size: Infant (approx. 0–6 months)

This christening gown is a piece of vintage craftsmanship, likely handmade or hand-finished, designed to be passed down for generations. The delicate lacework and flowing silhouette reflect the ceremonial elegance of mid-20th-century baptismal attire.

About the Maker:
Founded in the 1950s, Little Things Mean A Lot gained recognition for producing high-quality special occasion apparel, especially for baptisms and religious milestones. Their pieces are often heirloom-quality, designed with careful attention to detail and made to last.

✨ Perfect for:

• Baptism or Christening ceremonies

• Baby’s first formal portrait

• Heirloom collection or vintage display

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor signs of age (slight wear to tag and inner seams). No visible stains or flaws on outer fabric.