RHS Printed Boho Skirt | Blush
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Product details
Part of our exclusive Aspiga x RHS collection this effortlessly feminine skirt captures the charm of botanical artistry with a relaxed bohemian spirit. Featuring a delicate lily print inspired by original artworks from the RHS Lindley Collections it brings a soft romantic feel to your everyday wardrobe.
Cut in a flattering flowing silhouette the skirt is finished with cascading ruffle detailing that adds gentle movement and texture. The lightweight fabric drapes beautifully making it perfect for warm days and easy elegant styling.
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Product Details
Highlights
Lightweight 100% FSC Certified Viscose
RHS-inspired floral print
Boho frill detailing
Flattering midi skirt
® The Royal Horticultural Society. Trade marks of The Royal Horticultural Society (Registered Charity No 222879/SC038262) used under licence from RHS Enterprises Ltd.
Fit & Fabric
Garment Measurements
Size XS: Length 85cm Waist 72cm.
Size S: Length 85cm Waist 77cm.
Size M: Length 85cm Waist 82cm.
Size L: Length 85cm Waist 87cm.
Size XL: Length 85cm Waist 92cm.
Size
Lifestyle model is 5 ’7" UK 8 and wears a size XS
Washing Instructions
Hand Wash
Do Not Bleach
Do Not Tumble Dry
Medium Iron
Dry Clean 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.
