Long Linen Kaftan Dress - Pink

Style notes Stay cool and look fabulous in this stunning, semi-sheer Pink Linen Kaftan Dress. Simple in shape yet luxurious in fabric, this breezy Kaftan is a must for summer holidays. Wear as a beach cover up, for sunset strolls on the beach or alfresco dining day or night. Dress it up by throwing over a long cotton slip for nights out, sophisticated gatherings and beach parties. Add one of our recycled sari necklaces, a belt to accentuate curves and heels or sandals for a stunning outfit that’ll turn heads. Product Description A lightweight, relaxed fit kaftan with a billowy relaxed silhouette handwoven in premium linen by artisan weavers. With a semi-sheer fabric, this kaftan features a v-neckline with a bias trim and side slits that fold in the corners. Metallic zari thread detail is woven throughout the fabric for a glamorous touch that's understated. Finished with contrasting pink trims for a stylish touch. Material: 98% linen gauze, 2% zari. Dyed using AZO free dyes. Fabric Care: we recommend you dry clean the kaftan. Alternatively gently hand wash with care. Do not wring, rub, soak or agitate in water. Drip dry flat. Gentle steam iron. Any variations or imperfections are inherent to the handmade process and are not regarded as flaws. Sizing: One size fits small to large comfortably. This Kaftan is a one sized which means that it comes in one size only. It fits any size from a 10 - 18 and is designed to drape beautifully on any body shape. The model is a size 10 UK size and is 5'9". As you can see it is a relaxed loose fit which is the way it's meant to be. Measurements are taken flat, so double where necessary; +/- a tolerance in fabric is inherent to hand made clothing. Cross-body chest - 27” Cross body hips - 29” Length from centre front 51” Sleeve Length: 16” Neckline drop: 6” Ethical This kaftan collection is woven ethically by master weavers renowned for their skill and experience in weaving complex patterns and innovative design techniques. Every purchase ensures artisans earn a sustainable income enabling them to invest in health and education for their families.