Rosa Puff Sleeve Shirtdress, Blue Light Wash Japanese Denim

Our Rosa denim shirtdress is a keeper. Made from a beautifully textured Japanese cotton – woven by artisans using time-honoured techniques in Ibara, Japan – it gets even better with age. The structural form is contrasted with easy volume, while the utilitarian feel of denim is offset with playful details – the puffed sleeves, the patch pockets trimmed with ruffles, the side splits on the skirt. Finished with dark-blue topstitching, adjustable corozo button cuffs on the sleeves, and neat bound hems in contrasting lilac, it’s a true forever piece.

Also available in limited-edition yellow check and navy check.

Composition: 100% Cotton, Japanese Denim

Made in Romania, by Mantra

Dress is a long line relaxed fit.

Model 1 is size 12 and wearing size M.

Model 2 is size 8 and wearing size XS.

Wash less, love always

We recommend hanging your shirtdress to air outdoors, rather than washing after every wear. This way, it will last longer and also have a lower environmental impact. Spot clean marks with warm soapy water, and when it does need a wash, follow our care advice:

• Machine wash 30 degrees
• Wash with similar colours
• Medium iron
• Do not bleach
• Do not tumble dry

A note on our Japanese denim and corozo buttons

Our Rosa Japanese denim shirtdress is crafted from premium Japanese cotton that’s been woven by artisans using traditional techniques in Ibara, Japan. Naturally dyed, we’ve washed it down further to give it a rich texture and beautiful love-worn feel. It’s made in Romania by Mantra, one of the few manufacturers we work with abroad for its carbon neutrality and zero-waste stance.

Our cotton is also certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, which means it’s completely free from chemicals harmful to your skin. We’ve used corozo – known as vegetable ivory – for our buttons, as it comes from a nut found in South America which can only be harvested once it naturally falls to the ground, making it a more sustainable choice. It’s also biodegradable.

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