Rosa Puff Sleeve Shirtdress, White Cotton Pinstripe

A solid all-year-rounder, the white pinstripe Rosa Dress is as seasonless as it is timeless. Beautiful styled with sandals in the summer and a chunky cosy knit and black boots in the winter; a truly versatile foundation piece.

Timeless, fresh and feminine, the elegant clean lines of the Rosa, contrasted with the playful puff sleeves and ruffles at the base of the elongated pockets, will have you enjoying wearing this dress over and over again. Trimmed with creamy Codelite® buttons, and a subtle contrasting khaki stripe hidden hem bind at the side splits, with a detachable tie belt to cinch the waist, or wear loose.

Made in London from a very limited soft cotton surplus cloth, this dress will have you feeling as good about what you wear as you do when you wear it.

Composition: 100% Cotton, from surplus cloth

Made in the UK, by MAES London

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Dress is a long line relaxed fit. True to size.

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Wash less, love always

Hang your shirtdress outside to air, rather than washing after every wear. This way, it will last longer and also have a lower environmental impact. Marks can be spot cleaned 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 surplus fabric and Codelite® buttons 

Our Rosa shirtdress is cut from a soft surplus cotton cloth. It’s sourced from the Riopele mill in Portugal, which is certified STeP by OEKO-TEX® for sustainable production. The dress itself is handcrafted in North East London by MAES, a well-above living wage factory just down the road from the Saywood studio, keeping our carbon footprint minimal.

For our buttons, we’ve used Codelite®, as it’s a natural material made from casein, a protein derived from milk. Codelite® is also biodegradable, which means your shirtdress’ impact on the environment once it reaches the end of its lifecycle will be reduced further.