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blue linen dress

blue linen dress ROVE Linen Midi Dress Off-shoulder

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blue linen dress ROVE Linen Midi Dress Off-shoulderEffortlessly elegant and timeless, the AMARA Midi Dress is a minimal design masterpiece thanks to its strapless neckline, impeccably fitted bodice with an elasticated shirred back and flowy skirt with convenient side pockets. Meticulously crafted from the most gorgeous mid weight 100% French Flax linen and soft cotton lining. Wear yours with simple accessories for a more understated yet refined day look and seamlessly transition your outfit with

Effortlessly elegant and timeless, the AMARA Midi Dress is a minimal design masterpiece thanks to its strapless neckline, impeccably fitted bodice with an elasticated shirred back and flowy skirt with convenient side-pockets. Meticulously crafted from the most gorgeous mid-weight 100% French Flax linen and soft cotton lining.

Wear yours with simple accessories for a more understated yet refined day look and seamlessly transition your outfit with statement heels for glamorous evening events. The perfect linen dress to elevate your wardrobe.

⌵ Product Details
  • Made from 100% mid-weight French flax linen
  • Fully lined with light-weight cotton
  • Convenient side pockets
  • Straight-neckline
  • Tapered waist design
  • A-line skirt
  • Elasticated back-shirring and side zip
    • ⌵ Sizing
  • Fits true to size, choose the size that best matches your body measurements on our size chart. For those with a larger bust, we recommend sizing up for the most comfortable fit.
  • Designed for a flattering fit
  • Side zip and elasticated back-shirring, no falling down
  • Our model Shahed wears size S and her measurements are: 175cm (5' 9"), bust 83cm (32"), waist 61cm (24"), hips 89cm (35")

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    Measurements of the Garment
    We recommend following the size guide above however these measurements of the garment can be useful.

    Centimetres
    Length - XXS/111, XS/113, S/115, M/117, L/118, XL/121, 2X/123, 3X/125

    Inches
    Length - XXS/43.7, XS/44.5, S/45.3, M/46.1, L/46.5, XL/47.6, 2X/48.4, 3X/49.2

    ⌵ Care and fabric

    100% French flax linen, double layered bodice. 100% cotton lined skirt.

    Your dress needs a cold machine wash with like-colours and mild detergent. Warm iron if needed. Avoid tumble drying, bleaching, soaking or wringing.

    Our fabrics are pre-washed and your ROVE piece will soften over time.

    Every ROVE piece is made by hand in Bali using plant-based fibres. Our care instructions will keep your colours brighter for longer and minimise fabric degradation, ensuring it lasts you for summers to come.

    For a longer garment life and extra sustainability points, gently handwash using eco-friendly detergent and wash your clothing less often. Hang-dry inside-out and/or in the shade to preserve the dyes.

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