The Dress "If you let me – I'll be your best friend"
I'm thinking house in the archipelago with a wooden jetty and sauna. Morning dips regardless of the season (more depending on your bravery). Dinners at sunset on the patio. Just you, me and Benjamin Ingrosso...pardon me, I'm getting ahead of myself. I will not get upset if you prefer to spend your spare time in the city. In fact, I have always enjoyed aimless strolling and I don't mind accompanying you to the grocery store. I make an excellent assistant carrying your belongings in my pockets
Check my measurements before choosing the right size for your preference of fit
Diana is 162 cm/64” and is wearing warm grey size I
Circumference chest; 113 cm
Circumference hip; 110 cm
Sleeve length; 43 cm
Total length center back; 105 cm
Shoulder to shoulder; 55 cm
Neck drop; 13 cm
Emma is 178 cm/70” and is wearing light beige size II
Circumference chest; 122 cm
Circumference hip; 120 cm
Sleeve length; 50 cm
Total length center back; 107 cm
Shoulder to shoulder; 59 cm
Neck drop; 19 cm
95% OEKO-tex Certified organic cotton
5% Polyamide
This garment has been designed i Sweden and knitted, dyed and finished in Porto, Portugal which is an area known for its high-quality cotton terry.
Why polyamide?
Polyester, polyamide and other artificial materials have, with some justification, a bad reputation in our increasingly environmentally conscious world. Artificial materials are particularly harmful to the environment in case of rapid consumption and short-term use as they are not biodegradable.
However, if artificial textile materials are used correctly, they can contribute to better quality and a longer life for the garments. It all depends on the type of polyamide or polyester used and the purpose for which it is used. Various attributes such as elasticity, strength and wear resistance can actually be improved if the right artificial textiles are used correctly in production.
Our double-sided cotton terry is knitted with a special technique called ketting knitting to avoid threading in the fabric which means that if a loop snags, other loops will not follow as a chain reaction. This technique can only be implemented with a wire mesh made of polyamide where the knitting is tied. The polyamide thus contributes to our garments maintaining good quality for many years to come, which in turn is beneficial from an environmental point of view.