Green Dyed Linen Origami Dress

Description

This elegant fold dyed green dress with envelope cap sleeves and pockets is the perfect choice for any occasion. Made from high-quality linen fabric, it offers a light and slim fit with softly draped sides, giving it a unique and flattering silhouette. The origami folding and cutting method used in its design adds a touch of sophistication.

Not only is this dress stylish, but it is also sustainable. Linen is a natural and eco-friendly fabric, making this dress a conscious choice for those who care about the environment.

Whether you’re attending a garden party, a wedding, or a night out in town, this dress will make you stand out. Its versatile design allows you to dress it up or down, depending on the occasion.

The dress features two ample pockets, hidden within the side draping, providing a practical and convenient storage solution for your essentials.
Available in size 4-6

To care for your linen dress, simply wash it in cold water with like colors on a gentle cycle. Use an eco-friendly detergent to maintain its sustainability. After washing, hang the dress to dry in the shade to preserve its shape and color. If necessary, you can steam iron it on high to remove any wrinkles. Remember not to bleach the dress, as it may damage the fabric. With proper care, this linen dress will continue to be a staple in your wardrobe for years to come.

ABOUT
Gini Holmes is a traditionally trained print maker who loves combining traditional with experimental printing techniques. She has many works in private collections in the United States and Abroad.

She enjoys creating clothing and accessories from fabrics she finds in thrift stores, donations, or retail dead stock. She either directly upcycles the fabric into a new garment, or manipulates it through different textile techniques, including:
• Digital printing from a personal design
• Printing with found objects
• Botanical printing
• Breakdown surface printing
• Dyeing

No printing is ever the same, making each item unique.

She also loves a good “play on words.”
Thus, SuiteVirginia