Vintage Ditsy Cotton Ruffle Kids Dress
*We recommend measuring from the shoulder to hem. These measurements are our brand commercial standards, but please note there may be slight tolerance in production due to the nature of the fabrics.NEW SEASON. The Vintage Ditsy Cotton Ruffle KIDS Dress in Moonshine. Beautifully designed with a pretty ditsy floral print, inspired by the 1930’s. This KIDS dress is developed from soft organic cotton with a textured dotted weave. Featuring a pinafore neckline, a tiered hem and signature Needle & Thread fabric frills for playful movement. Easy to dress up or down, this is the perfect piece for spring and summer.
- Organic textured cotton with an all over floral print decorated with ruffles
- 100% Organic Cotton
- Body and skirt are fully lined. Sleeves are unlined
- Concealed zip at centre back
- Made in India
- Our fabrics are printed by hand using traditional techniques. Due to the artisanal nature of the printing process the colours may vary slightly in production, adding to the beauty of the overall design
- Organic Cotton:
- 100% of the the Cotton used for this style is organic.
POSITIVE LUXURY
Needle & Thread has been awarded the Butterfly Mark Certification for its positive impact on people and planet. This mark is a symbol of trust earned by brands that have adopted sustainability as a business strategy. For more information please visit https://www.positiveluxury.com/brand/needlethread/
PACKAGING
At Needle & Thread, we're constantly taking steps to improve our sustainability practices, from product design to packaging. Our eco-conscious box and tissue paper used to package your order are FSC-approved, and are both recyclable.
The stickers used on the tissue paper and on the box can both be recycled.
- Relaxed fitting dress with a multi-layered full skirt
- Length finishes below the knee
If you need assistance with this product, please email us at customercare@needleandthread.com .
or call us +44 20 3695 0476. Our Customer Care team operate between 8.30 and 5.30 in the UK.
