PatBO Tricoline Dress

$795.00

Size

SIZE	SIZE	BUST cm/inch	WAIST cm/inch	HIP cm/inch
00	P	78.4-81.3 / 31-32	63.5-66 / 25-26	88.9-91.4 / 35-36
0	XS	78.4-81.3 / 31-32	63.5-66 / 25-26	88.9-91.4 / 35-36
2	S	81.3-83.8 / 32-33	66-68.6 / 26-27	91.4-94 / 36-37
4	S	83.8-86.3 / 33-34	68.6-71.1 / 27-28	94-96.5 / 37-38
6	M	86.3-88.9 / 34-35	71.1-73.7 / 28-29	96.5-99 / 38-39
8	M	88.9-91.4 / 35-36	73.7-76.2 / 29-30	99-101.6 / 39-40
10	L	91.4-95.3 / 36-37.5	76.2-80 / 30-31.5	101.6-105.4 / 40-41.5
12	XL	95.3-99 / 37.5-39	80-83.8 / 31.5-33	105.4-109.2 / 41.5-43
14	XXL	99-104 / 39-41	83.8-88.9 / 33-35	109.2-114.3 / 43-45

Size	US	AU/UK	EU	BUST cm/inch	WAIST cm/inch	HIPS cm/inch
XS	2	6	34	80-85/31.5-33.5	65-70/25.6-27.6	89-94/35-37
S	4	8	36	85-90/33.5-35.5	70-75/27.6-29.5	94-99/37-39
M	6	10	38	90-95/35.5-37.5	75-80/29.5-31.5	99-104/39-40.9
L	8	12	40	95-100/37.5-39.4	80-85/31.5-33.5	104-109/40.9-42.9

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Description

The Tricoline Lotus is cut from crisp cotton tricoline and fully lined, with a structured bodice that shapes and supports on its own. Slim straps carry a trail of flowers made from the same fabric, each one re-embroidered by hand with thread and stones so it lands somewhere between appliqué and jewellery. Below, the skirt is lightly gathered and finished with a ruffled hem, which is what gives the midi length its swing.

In off white it does double duty: the bride at her welcome dinner, and everybody else at the wedding, the garden lunch, the graduation.

Details

Midi dress in off white
Cotton tricoline, fully lined
Structured bodice with delicate straps
Fabric flower appliqués, re-embroidered with thread and stones
Lightly gathered skirt with ruffled hem
98% cotton, 2% elastane
Made in Brazil
Care: hand wash, dry in the shade, iron low; do not bleach, tumble dry or dry clean

About PatBO

PatBO was founded in 2002 by Patricia Bonaldi, who learned to sew from her mother as a child in Uberlândia and began her career hand-making one-of-a-kind gowns in São Paulo. Craftsmanship sits at the centre of the label: its collections are embroidered stitch by stitch by artisans in Bonaldi's hometown, Brazil's capital of embroidery. In 2015 she founded Projeto Costurando Sonhos, a free school teaching embroidery, hand-beading, sewing and garment construction, so that the craft behind the clothes also becomes a living for the people who make them.