Washed Cotton-Linen Pocket Maxi Dress

This dress silhouette is one I personally adore. It gracefully contours the figure while offering effortless comfort. Though it appears simple at first glance, wearing it imparts a truly unique feeling. The dropped shoulder design elegantly softens the appearance of the arms, a common concern for East Asian women. The relaxed, unfitted upper body design surprisingly enhances a slender silhouette when worn. This season's extended hemline completes the dress's elegant proportions. This piece is made from washed, mid-weight cotton-linen, offering excellent drape that creates a beautiful sway with every step. It's perfect for spring and autumn. In winter, like me, you can layer it with thermal wear. Add trousers underneath, and this one dress truly spans three seasons—a wonderful versatility. The featured photo is in versatile black. Other colors are available for custom orders. Please note your preferred color code when placing your order! [Material]: Natural cotton-linen blend Sizing: This is a relaxed-fit dress. You can share your height and weight with the designer for a personalized size recommendation. M: (Suitable for heights under 170cm and weights under 60kg) Top length approx. 40-42cm, skirt length approx. 70-75cm, Dropped shoulder design, flat bust width approx. 60cm, sleeve opening circumference approx. 40cm, cuff circumference approx. 28cm, flat waist width approx. 60cm. L: (Suitable for heights over 170cm and weights over 60kg) Top length approx. 45-48cm, skirt length approx. 80-85cm, Dropped shoulder design, flat bust width approx. 65-68cm, sleeve opening circumference approx. 40cm, cuff circumference approx. 28cm, flat waist width approx. 65-68cm. [Care Instructions]: Hand wash in cold water, or machine wash using a laundry bag. Wash separately from light-colored clothing for the first few washes. [Designer and Brand Introduction] Living in Taipei for over thirty years, my sensitivity to fashion began in elementary school. My childhood dream was to become a fashion designer, but I ended up studying statistics and mathematics, diverging from my passion. In 2013, I left a stable job to return to my hometown of Yilan with my husband. There, I rediscovered my passion for clothing and sewing. Through self-teaching, I navigated the journey, though my sewing skills might not match those of specialized graduates. However, my keen sense of trends and my dedication to selecting fabrics and textiles are fueled by my passion. My hope is to offer simple designs that bring the most natural and comfortable clothing to everyone. Origin/Manufacturing Method Taiwan, Handmade