[product_short_description]

EFFORTLESS. CHARMING. CALM. [/product_short_description]

[product_details]

This slip dress made from pure linen fabric will give your summer wardrobe an elegant update. Styling tip for those cooler days: combine with a lightweight jumper or classy blazer. [/product_details]

[product_size]

Model is 173 cm/5'7" and wears size S.

Please choose the size based on garment measurements:

XS: Bust - 86 cm / 33,9", Hips - 94 cm / 37", Full length - 125 cm / 49,2"
S: Bust - 90 cm / 35,4", Hips - 98 cm / 38,5", Full length - 125 cm / 49,2"
M: Bust - 94 cm / 37", Hips - 102 cm / 40,2", Full length - 125 cm / 49,2"
L: Bust - 100 cm / 39,4", Hips - 108 cm / 42,5", Full length - 125 cm / 49,2"

Please note that all garment measurements might have a slight variations due to handmade nature of each dress.

[/product_size]

[product_fabric]

Composition: 100% linen.
Care: cold hand wash, cool iron only, dry cleanable.

This is mid-weight, soft-touch Lithuanian linen fabric. Fabric has "Oeko Tex Standart 100" certification.

With its smooth texture and distinct slub, linen is the fabric of choice for many - perfect for sunny holiday, everyday wearing and many other occasions! Linen wrinkles so easily that people just accept that linen clothing is supposed to look (a little) wrinkled. We say, leave the wrinkles be!

WHAT IS LINEN?

Linen is one of the most biodegradable and stylish fabrics in fashion history. It is strong, naturally moth resistant, and made from flax plant fibres, so when untreated (i.e. not dyed) it is fully biodegradable. Linen can withstand high temperatures—making the fabric generally perfect for hot summer days. It absorbs moisture without holding bacteria.

TAKING CARE OF LINEN

Linen dress should be washed in 30-40°C temperature. Linen fabric could be washed both by washing machine and hands. It is recommended to choose a mild, chemically non-aggressive detergent or a washable soap. When washing linen clothes or other linen products in the washing machine, it is worth not to overload it as this will allow the flax to move more freely and less wrinkle.

Actually, ironing is not really a priority when it comes to linen items, unless they're really crushed. If so, it would be a good idea to iron while the fabric is still damp. If you can't manage that, use a spray starch and iron with steam at medium-to-hot. While white linen is best ironed on both sides, it is bets to iron dark linen on the wrong side only.