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short dress linen Luxe Sleeveless Linen Wrap Dress - Mini Linen Dress with Tie Belt & Pockets

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short dress linen Luxe Sleeveless Linen Wrap Dress - Mini Linen Dress with Tie Belt & Pockets100% Linen Sleeveless Linen Wrap Dress with Tie Belt & Pockets. Embrace the charm of summer with our Luxe Sleeveless Linen Wrap Dress, a perfect blend of style and comfort. Handmade from 100% organic Italian linen, this pistachio coloured mini dress is a testament to elegance and sustainability. Its soft fabric, tailored to a flattering tunic silhouette, graces your body while the natural linen breathes life into your summer wardrobe. The dress

100% Linen - Sleeveless Linen Wrap Dress with Tie Belt & Pockets.

    Embrace the charm of summer with our Luxe Sleeveless Linen Wrap Dress, a perfect blend of style and comfort. Handmade from 100% organic Italian linen, this pistachio-coloured mini dress is a testament to elegance and sustainability. Its soft fabric, tailored to a flattering tunic silhouette, graces your body while the natural linen breathes life into your summer wardrobe.

    The dress features a trendy tie belt that cinches at the waist, accentuating your figure. Its sleeveless design allows for breezy movement, making it ideal for beach strolls or casual gatherings. The bonus? Functional side pockets to carry your essentials or rest your hands.

    From knee-length prom parties to romantic sunset dinners, this linen wrap dress serves as a versatile piece of clothing. Its understated oatmeal colour makes it a timeless classic that can be dressed up or down for the occasion.

    Gift it to the special women in your life, or treat yourself to its soft, romantic allure. This dress is more than just a piece of clothing; it's an invitation to experience the comfort of natural, organic materials and the joy of handmade craftsmanship.

    Experience the Luxe Sleeveless Linen Wrap Dress – where comfort meets style, and summer never felt so good.


    Product Details

    • Gender: Women
    • Style: One-piece linen dress
    • Length: 37" (94 cms) approx
    • Sleeve Type: Sleeveless
    • Colour: Pistachio (Slight colour variation might occur).
    • Material: 100% Organic European Italian Linen (Certified OEKO-TEX Standard 100).
    • Pre-washed for soft, shrink-resistant durable fabric.
    • All-Season Comfort: Breathable, hypoallergenic, and skin-friendly.
    • Ages Gracefully: Softens and improves with wear for lasting comfort.
    • Artisan handcrafted, perfected to detail. 
    • Model: 5'8 tall, wearing a size small.


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