A versatile black sleeveless shirt dress made from soft Lyocell stretch jersey. Wear it buttoned as a dress or open as a light layer. Vegan, sustainable and designed for movement, comfort and everyday styling with your favourite NAE shoes. The dress comes with a belt made from the same fabric.

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Maxi Sleeveless Shirt Dress in Black - Evelyn

€125,00

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Size

S XL L M

Plants & Recycled
Ethical Production
Handcrafted Product

Sizing Info

The model is 175 cm and wears size M. This dress has a relaxed, fluid fit with soft stretch for easy movement.

Specifications

- Made with Lyocell 92%, Spandex 8%

- Plastic-free Corozo Buttons

- Belt from the same fabric included

- Sensitive Skin Friendly Clothing

- Made in Portugal

- Plant Based Clothing

Care Guide

To preserve the quality, softness and shape of your Organique Studio piece, please follow these care instructions:

Wash at a maximum temperature of 30°C.
Wash inside out.
Wash with similar colours.
Air drying is preferable.
Do not bleach.
Iron at medium temperature.
Do not tumble dry.

Shipping info

Enjoy free shipping and returns on orders over 90€. Deliveries between 2-3 working days. Returns up to 30 days after delivery.

% CO2e

Below category's global average

Product Life Cycle Analysis

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