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Indulge in the epitome of comfort and style with our exquisite white boxy fit t-shirt dress. Meticulously hand-crafted from a premium blend of 90% GOTS-certified organic cotton fabric, this dress is a testament to both sustainability and luxury.

Designed to elevate your wardrobe, this t-shirt dress boasts a wide neckline that frames your collarbones gracefully, enhancing your natural elegance. The mid-length sleeves strike a perfect balance between coverage and breathability, making you feel comfortably cool all year round.

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  • Hand wash cold or cold machine wash in a laundry bag
  • 90% GOTS-certificated cotton 10% spandex.
  • Cut for a loose fit
  • Model is 5'11" & wearing a one-size
  • A true one-size (S-XL). Neck 23", Hem 44", Arm Hole 20". Length from neck to hem 42" 

 



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