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red and blue floral dress

red and blue floral dress Cherry Blossom Wrap Dress – Dotty

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red and blue floral dress Cherry Blossom Wrap Dress – DottyThere's something about this dress. The cherry blossom print is soft but makes an impact, the wrap fit is as flattering as ever, and the bracelet length sleeves finish it off just right. Easy, feminine, and quietly confident exactly how getting dressed should feel. Fits true to size. Made in Toronto, Canada. Wrap design with adjustable waist ties Plenty of cleavage coverage Band around hem can easily shorten for personal preference Wrinkle free travel

There's something about this dress. The cherry blossom print is soft but makes an impact, the wrap fit is as flattering as ever, and the bracelet-length sleeves finish it off just right. Easy, feminine, and quietly confident...exactly how getting dressed should feel. Fits true to size. Made in Toronto, Canada. 

  • Wrap design with adjustable waist ties
  • Plenty of cleavage coverage
  • Band around hem-can easily shorten for personal preference
  • Wrinkle free - travel friendly
  • A-line skirt
  • Draped bracelet length sleeves
Size

Tricia is 5'1", wearing a size medium. She is 145 lbs, and wears a size 6/8 in numbered sizing.

Heather is 5'5", wearing a size small. She is 135 lbs, and wears a size 4/6 in numbered sizing.

Content + Care 

High quality matte jersey fabric. Stretchy all over. Machine wash cold water, hang to dry. 

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Our Promise
  • Flattering Fit: Every garment is designed to compliment and enhance your natural shape, making you feel confident + fierce in your clothes.
  • Timeless Style: We purposefully design versatile pieces that effortlessly blend into your wardrobe, for multiple occasions.
  • Premium Quality: We use high-quality, comfortable fabrics and ensure the garment craftsmanship is meticulous.
  • Personalized Service: Exceptional customer care is very important to us. We are always available to assist with your purchase, answer any sizing questions, help you style your dotty, or answer any FAQ's. Simply email [email protected], and we'll be happy to help.
Sustainability
  • Eco-Conscious Materials: It's important to us that most of our fabrics are OEKO-TEX® certified. This means the fabric is produced without harmful chemicals and dyes, and is safe to wear against the skin.
  • Fair Labour Practices: Every staff member at our Toronto factory receives fair wages, medical benefits, and the right to work in a safe, secure environment. We know every staff member by name and have worked with our factory for over 10 years.
  • Local Production: dotty is ethically + locally made right here in Toronto. This reduces the carbon emission associated with long-distance transportation and supports our local economy.
  • Zero Waste Hangers: Plastic hangers are collected in our studio and then returned to our factory for reuse, ensuring they are never discarded.
  • No Hang Tag Program: We ship all our garments without metal pins, paper, or plastic attached to minimize the amount of waste.
  • Biodegradable Packaging: Every dotty purchase is shipped with a 100% compostable mailer, wrapped in acid-free, 90% recycled content tissue paper, and sealed with a recycled paper sticker.

We are proud to put these sustainability measures into place for the health of our city, our country, and the earth. 

We promise to add more environmentally friendly initiatives on an ongoing basis.

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