The polka dot is the print most associated with 1950s style, and it still carries the look on its own. Collectif's polka dot range covers swing dresses, skirts and tops in UK sizes 6 to 26.
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Retrova Polka Swing DressRetrova Polka Swing Dress- Regular price
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£85.00 - Regular price
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£85.00
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Nikita Polka Dot Midi DressNikita Polka Dot Midi Dress- Regular price
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£80.00 - Regular price
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£80.00
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Caterina Navy Polka Swing DressCaterina Navy Polka Swing Dress- Regular price
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£80.00 - Regular price
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£80.00
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Noble Love Swing DressNoble Love Swing Dress- Regular price
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£65.00 - Regular price
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£65.00
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Hepburn Polka Dot Swing DressHepburn Polka Dot Swing Dress- Regular price
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£70.00 - Regular price
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£70.00
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Hepburn Got You Love Swing DressHepburn Got You Love Swing Dress- Regular price
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£70.00 - Regular price
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£70.00
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Solena Love SkirtSolena Love Skirt- Regular price
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£60.00 - Regular price
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£60.00
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Lulu Sky Polka Swing DressLulu Sky Polka Swing Dress- Regular price
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£70.00 - Regular price
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£70.00
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Marianna Polka Poker Swing SkirtMarianna Polka Poker Swing Skirt- Regular price
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£55.00 - Regular price
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£55.00
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Sadie Polka Poker Swing DressSadie Polka Poker Swing Dress- Regular price
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£24.00 - Regular price
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£80.00 - Sale price
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£24.00
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Taylor Polka Poker Swing DressTaylor Polka Poker Swing Dress- Regular price
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£42.50 - Regular price
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£85.00 - Sale price
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£42.50
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Emmalyn Chalk Polka Flared DressEmmalyn Chalk Polka Flared Dress- Regular price
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£21.00 - Regular price
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£70.00 - Sale price
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£21.00
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Dolores Polka Red TopDolores Polka Red Top- Regular price
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£12.00 - Regular price
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£30.00 - Sale price
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£12.00
Polka Dots Across the Range
Polka dots appear on swing dresses with full skirts, on pencil dresses for a sharper line, and on skirts and tops for building the look in smaller doses. The print sits at the centre of our pin-up and 1950s ranges.
Styling Polka Dots
Red and black is the classic 1950s pairing; navy and white reads as nautical; pastel dots sit closer to the coquette look. Add a petticoat under a full-skirted dot dress for the fuller silhouette.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are polka dots associated with the 1950s?
Polka dots became a fashion staple in the late 1940s and 1950s, helped by their appearance in Dior's New Look collections and on screen. The print suited the era's full skirts, where a regular repeat holds its shape across a wide hem.
How do you wear a polka dot dress?
Keep the rest of the outfit plain and let the print carry the look. Red accessories against black-and-white dots give the classic 1950s finish.
Are these genuine vintage polka dot dresses?
No. Every piece is newly made in modern fabrics and modern sizing, based on 1950s shapes and prints.
What sizes do your polka dot dresses come in?
Our clothing is available in UK sizes 6 to 26. Check our fit and size guide before ordering.
Do you deliver outside the UK?
Yes. UK delivery is free on orders over £90, and we ship internationally. See our delivery information for details.

