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Edeka Shirt Dress – Vibrant Blue | ELK

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The Edeka Shirt Dress in Vibrant Blue features a classic collar, short batwing sleeves and a concealed button front. A detachable self-fabric belt and side seam pockets complete the design.

The Edeka Shirt Dress brings a pleat-detailed, concealed placket to a long-midi shirt dress in an crinkle texture, organic cotton and French linen blend. The regular fit has a straight silhouette, with short batwing sleeves allowing ease of movement. A detachable self-fabric belt lets you shape the waist or wear it loose. Rolled sleeve hems with decorative tabs, a classic collar and Corozo nut buttons add considered details. Finished with side seam pockets, it works with sandals for daytime or loafers for the office.

  • 70% Organic cotton and 30% French linen - cheesecloth texture effect
  • Regular fit with a maxi-length silhouette
  • Batwing sleeves with rolled hems and decorative tabs
  • Detachable belt, concealed button front and side seam pockets
  • This design is part of ELK Conscious Edit
  • Natasha wears the Edeka Shirt Dress in a size AU 18 / XL/XXL.
    Height: 178 cm Bust: 116 cm Waist: 99 cm Hips: 129 cm
  • Joana wears the Edeka Shirt Dress in a size AU 10 / S/M.
    Height: 178cm Bust 84cm Waist 66cm Hips 92cm
  • Courtney wears the Edeka Shirt Dress in a size AU 10 / S/M.
    Height: 171cm Bust: 81cm Waist: 69cm Hips: 95cm

Materials & Care

70% Organic Cotton 30% French Linen

Cotton is a natural plant fibre. It is known for being breathable, durable and soft. Organically grown cotton avoids the use of harmful pesticides and chemicals in the farming process, helping to maintain good soil health, and reduce water & nitrogen pollution compared to conventional cotton. The cotton fibre in this fabric was organically grown in Turkey.

Linen is a natural plant fibre, grown from the flax plant. The crop itself is naturally pest-resistant and requires minimal water to grow, meaning it demands fewer resources than crops such as conventionally-grown cotton.

Linen grown in France follows more traditional methods of growing and processing. For example, the crop is stripped back to prepare it for textiles using a dew-retting process. Dew-retting makes use of natural sunlight and dew to soften the crop, rather than using intensive chemical or water processes.

  • Hand wash
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Cool iron
  • Dry cleanable
  • Wash dark colours separately.
  • Cool hand or cold gentle machine wash.
  • Use eco-friendly detergent.
  • Do not rub, wring or spin dry.
  • Line dry in shade.