Anais Crinkle Chiffon Dress | Bloom Blue/Cobalt
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Aspiga is based in the United Kingdom. At £110, it's pricier than most of the 381 women's viscose dresses on Ethical Clothing (typically £30–£185, from 19 brands). Aspiga is a British fashion brand founded in 2005 by Lucy Macnamara, inspired by the artistry of hand-beaded sandals from Kenya. See all Women's Viscose Dresses →
Product details
We recommend sizing up if between sizes
Made from 100% FSC Certified Viscose
Lightweight breathable fabric ideal for warm weather
Subtle texture adds depth and elegance to the fabric
Deep V-neckline enhances the feminine silhouette and makes it the perfect dress for all your upcoming celebrations
Angel sleeves and light shoulder padding for structure and flow
Empire waist with soft gathering for a flattering fit
Perfect for weddings events or evening occasions
Product Details
Highlights
Crafted from 100% FSC Certified Viscose
V-neckline
Angel sleeves
Shoulder padding
Empire waist
Hip-skimming skirt
Fully lined
Fit and Fabric
Garment Measurements
Size XS: Length 128cm Bust 86cm Waist 74cm Sleeve Length 26cm.
Size S: Length 129cm Bust 91cm Waist 79cm Sleeve Length 26.5cm.
Size M: Length 130cm Bust 96cm Waist 84m Sleeve Length 27cm.
Size L: Length 131cm Bust 101cm Waist 89cm Sleeve Length 27.5cm.
Size XL: Length 132cm Bust 106cm Waist 94cm Sleeve Length 28cm
Size
Lifestyle model is 5 ’10" a UK 8 and wears a size XS
Washing Instructions
Delicate 30 Degree Machine Wash
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry
Cool Iron
Dry Clean Mild Process P
Sustainability
Why choose 100% FSC Certified Viscose?
We love viscose not just for its softness and fluid drape but also because it’s a natural fully biodegradable fabric derived from tree pulp. Our responsibly sourced viscose is certified to meet stringent social and environmental standards ensuring protection against deforestation forest degradation and the loss of biodiversity.
By choosing certified viscose you’re contributing to the preservation of endangered forests the promotion of fair wages and the safeguarding of local communities and Indigenous peoples' rights.
