Color: Weathered Teak Detail:Melange
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This long-sleeve knitted mini dress is an easy everyday piece for cool days when you want to feel comfortable but still look pulled together. The soft knit, rounded neckline and warm weathered teak melange tone make it a simple go-to for work, weekend plans or dinner out, while the cable-knit texture through the top gives it a little more shape and interest than a plain sweater dress.
The fit is close through the top with a wider skirt, creating a flattering skater-style silhouette that feels easy to wear. Ribbed sleeves and a defined waist add structure, while the soft knitted material keeps the look relaxed and comfortable. At 87 cm from the front shoulder in size S, it has a mini length that works well with boots, tights or simple trainers depending on the day.
This long-sleeve knitted mini dress is an easy everyday piece for cool days when you want to feel comfortable but still look pulled together. The soft knit, rounded neckline and warm weathered teak melange tone make it a simple go-to for work, weekend plans or dinner out, while the cable-knit texture through the top gives it a little more shape and interest than a plain sweater dress.
The fit is close through the top with a wider skirt, creating a flattering skater-style silhouette that feels easy to wear. Ribbed sleeves and a defined waist add structure, while the soft knitted material keeps the look relaxed and comfortable. At 87 cm from the front shoulder in size S, it has a mini length that works well with boots, tights or simple trainers depending on the day.
Nice and soft, but feels like the material won't last many washes.
Fin och mjuk, men känns som att materialet inte kommer hålla många tvättar.
Very nice and comfortable fabric
Väldigt fin och skönt tyg
Very soft and comfortable material. If you choose between two sizes, I would recommend the smaller one.
Jättemjukt och skönt material. Väljer du mellan två storlekar skulle jag rekommendera den mindre.
