REFLEJO MAXI DRESS | PISTACCIO sold by ESCVDO
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REFLEJO MAXI DRESS | PISTACCIO

$1200
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Crafted from locally sourced cotton, the REFLEJO maxi dress features an innovative crochet design that blends traditional Peruvian craftsmanship with modern style. The long sleeves and elegant silhouette create a striking look perfect for any occasion. Emphasizing sustainability, this dress supports fair-trade practices and women artisans in Peru. Its vibrant pistachio color adds a fresh touch to the wardrobe, making it an ideal piece for both casual outings and sophisticated events. From the brand: PLEASE NOTE: This is in Pre Order Item for limited time only.  You can pre order until October 10th 2024 and your order will be delivered between March 1st and March 15th 2025. Composition: 100 % Cotton Color: Pistaccio Description The REFLEJO is a handmade long sleeve maxi dress crocheted in a variation of the “Peregrino” stitch, an innovation of the Spondylus collection, and the “Del Norte” stitch, created for the collection of the same name. While the former is a homage to how shells have been depicted in Inca and Moche iconography, the later takes notes from “richelieu”, the traditional embroidery for marinera dance dresses. Sustainability Our cotton is locally sourced from the coastal region of Pisco, Peru, and it adheres to the highest fair-trade standards. Our supplier LA COLONIAL, is certified SGS ISO 9001, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, and GOTS. We produce alongside associations of female artisans from different regions of Peru and we strive to keep contributing with education and opportunities to the empowering of women. ESCVDO believes in social and environmental responsibility. Our production and ways of working are aligned with the UN’s SDGs. Who made your clothes? This Piece was made by Marisol Moreno Cadillo, in Villa Maria del Triunfo Lima - Peru