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100% RECYCLED COTTON - NIGHTINGALE HAND SMOCKED DRESS STRAWBERRY EMBROIDERED COTTON

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100% Recycled Cotton.

Soft, dreamy and delicate. A wonderfully billowy dress, light and airy to wear, wear loose and carefree or cinch at the waist with the removable waist tie. Functional buttons open up making breastfeeding easy.

Beautiful embroidery sits alongside intricate hand smocking, a slow and time consuming process. Perfectly dreamy for a dressier occasion or functional enough to wear gardening, pottering or for sleep.

Featured a button option along the back straps to shorten. The straps are just the right size for hiding bra straps.

Made from regenerated cotton fibres which would have otherwise gone to landfill, woven together to give life to a new cotton fabric. 

    - Limited Edition
     - Pullover style
    - Cotton Lined
     - Belt option
    - Hand smock detailing
     - Embroidered
    - Functional button neck
    - 100% Recycled Cotton
    - Hand wash

 

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Materials

100% Recycled Cotton

Made from regenerated cotton fibres which would have otherwise gone to landfill, woven together to give life to a new cotton fabric. The cotton is just slightly heavier than a gauze and will soften with washes.

Fabric weight: light weight embroidered cotton, lined through the body with a cotton voile

Shipping & Returns

WE ARE HAPPY TO EXCHANGE OR REFUND

* SALE ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE OR CREDIT ONLY

Sizing

Choose your usual size.

The fit is loose and billowy.

Emerald is a size 8-10, 158cm and wears a small

Care Instructions

Cold hand wash separately. Do not soak

CARING FOR YOUR GARMENT

 

We do our best to represent the garment in photographs but colours may vary on different computer screens.

Ethics

A lovely piece made ethically in a small community workshop in India. We work closely with the artisans to ensure that they are well supported, paid living wages with frequent auditing also carried out.

Made in a very limited quantity, not only making it one of very few but also reducing waste where possible.