Dogon Tribal Jacquard Linen Blend Dress – Black/Neutrals

Make a statement in the Dogon Dress — a lightweight knitted design featuring a striking tribal jacquard inspired by ancient Dogon patterns. Crafted from a breathable blend of undyed eco-linen and mercerised organic cotton, this dress plays with tone and texture: natural flax, black, soft brass and liver grey are woven in irregular colour changes that subtly reveal the pattern and create depth.

Its slim, elongated silhouette is enhanced by vertical accents, a flattering V-neckline and elegant half sleeves. Wear it loose as a tunic or cinch the waist with the matching belt, complete with a handmade wooden slide buckle, for extra definition. Style it solo or pair it with other pieces from the Dogon series for a bold, graphic look.

Details
• 50% eco linen / 50% eco cotton
• Sizes: S (length 96 cm), M (98 cm), L (100 cm)
• Includes belt with handmade wooden buckle
• Naturally breathable, durable & lightweight
• Hand wash, low spin; no tumble dry; hot iron OK

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Source: STUDIO MYR

Material & Fabric	Yarn processing in Italy 50% organic cotton 50% linen
Production	Made in the Netherlands

STUDIO MYR is a small independent knitwear brand by Miriam Lenarts.

Fair trade: Miriam's collection is knitted on a small scale in the Netherlands under fair working conditions. This happens in the Dutch knitting workshop Knit-it. The materials come from Italy. There, the yarns are manufactured by two family businesses.

Environmentally friendly: Studio Myr uses natural fabrics such as merino wool, linen and cotton. The merino wool is RWS certified, so mulesing-free and the animals are treated in a good way. The linen is grown in Europe, and the organic cotton is GOTS certified. Studio Myr also uses Pima cotton.

Sustainability is close to Miriam's heart and the clothing is therefore produced with as little waste as possible, according to the zero waste principle.

Locally produced: All clothing is produced locally in the Netherlands, and the yarns are made in Italy.