Astrid Velvet Dress | Teal
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Product details
The Astrid Dress is crafted from luxurious viscose velvet and features a flattering V-notch neckline centre front split puff shoulders and a self-tie belt. Understated yet effortlessly elegant Astrid offers a subtle wow factor. You can wear it without the belt for a more relaxed silhouette giving you versatile styling options.Due to the delicate nature of velvet fabric items may arrive with creases or impressions caused during transit. These imperfections can be removed by gently steaming the garment inside out before use. To minimise the risk of further damage we recommend leaving the garments hanging after steaming.
Product Details
Highlights
Luxurious viscose velvet
V notch neckline
Subtle frill at neckline
Centre front split
Self fabric belt
3/4 length sleeves with deep gathered cuff
Midi length
Retractable belt loops
Fit and Fabric
Garment Measurements
Size XS: Length 126.5cm Bust 91cm 3/4 Length Sleeves 47.5cm
Size S: Length 127.5cm Bust 96cm 3/4 Length Sleeves 48cm
Size M: Length 128.5cm Bust 101cm 3/4 Length Sleeves 48.5cm
Size L: Length 129.5cm Bust 106cm 3/4 Length Sleeves 49cm
Size XL: Length 130.5cm Bust 111cm 3/4 Length Sleeves 49.5cm
Size
Lifestyle model is 5 ’11" a UK 8 and wears a size XS
Washing Instructions
Do Not Wash
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry
Cool Iron
Dry Clean Mild Process P
Dry Clean only
Sustainability
Why Choose Conventional Viscose?
Soft flowing and comfortable to wear.
Durable and breathable making it versatile and practical.
Made from tree pulp a natural source.
Fully biodegradable at the end of its life cycle.
