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kimono sleeve dress Kimono Sleeve Hawaiian Dress With Slit Design

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kimono sleeve dress Kimono Sleeve Hawaiian Dress With Slit DesignKimono Sleeve Hawaiian Dress With Slit Design Charcoal Gray Palm Leaf 2656 This gorgeous dress offers the perfect balance of elegance and all day comfort. This beautiful dress blends refined sophistication with effortless wearability. Crafted from 100% cotton, it features a Japanese kimonoinspired design with distinctive slit sleeves and a softly relaxed fit. The floor length silhouette creates an elegant, flowing look suitable for both special

Kimono Sleeve Hawaiian Dress With Slit Design - Charcoal Gray Palm Leaf 2656

This gorgeous dress offers the perfect balance of elegance and all-day comfort.

This beautiful dress blends refined sophistication with effortless wearability. Crafted from 100% cotton, it features a Japanese kimono–inspired design with distinctive slit sleeves and a softly relaxed fit. The floor-length silhouette creates an elegant, flowing look suitable for both special occasions and everyday resort wear.

The signature slit sleeves are fully lined with a contrasting solid fabric, adding depth and structure while creating a graceful, eye-catching movement. This carefully finished detail highlights the craftsmanship of the dress and elevates its overall elegance.

Designed with comfort and practicality in mind, the dress includes side slits for ease of movement, discreet side pockets, and a back zipper for a clean, flattering fit. Available in sizes S (6) through 2XL (20), this versatile piece is proudly Made in Hawai‘i.

Product Details:

• Material: 100% Cotton  
• Japanese kimono–inspired design  
• Elegant slit sleeves with fully lined contrast interior  
• Slightly relaxed fit  
• Floor-length silhouette with side slits  
• Back zipper for easy wear  
• Side pockets  
• Made in Hawai‘i  
• Sizes: S (6) – 2XL (20)

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Venture into our world and explore a timeless array of Hawaii?? traditional fashions, bridal gowns and casual island resort wear. All with our signature commitment to designer quality and styling.

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