Zadig&Voltaire
Memphis pointelle-knit maxi dress KWDR00169
Zadig&Voltaire showcase pure craftsmanship in the form of the Memphis maxi dress as the Parisian label present a patterned pointelle knit made up of signature motifs from peace signs to logo lettering. Complete with a keyhole neck with a tasselled tie fastening.
Composition
- Outer: Organic Cotton 100%
- Lining: Organic Cotton 100%
Washing instructions
Hand Wash
Highlights
- black
- organic cotton
- pointelle knit
- sheer
- ruffle collar
- drawstring neck
- plunging V-neck
- front button fastening
- fabric-covered buttons
- half-length sleeves
- scallop edge
- fishtail design
- flared
- long length
- detachable slip dress
- This item is made from at least 50% organic materials.
- Learn more about what makes a product Conscious on our Conscious Criteria page
Conscious
Fitting information
- Designed for a slim fit that sits just away from the body offering a close yet comfortable fit
- The detachable slip sits just away from the body, offering a close yet comfortable fit
- Made with a midweight knit, this piece offers some stretch
- This piece fits true to size – take your usual size
Model Measurements
| Height | 1.76 m, 5 ft 9 in |
| Bust/Chest | 82 cm, 32.28 in |
| Hips | 89 cm, 35.03 in |
| Waist | 63 cm, 24.8 in |
| The model is | 1.76 m, 5 ft 9 in |
| Estimated delivery standard | Apr 21 - Apr 25 |
| Estimated delivery express | Apr 17 - Apr 21 |
| Merchant name | ZADIG & VOLTAIRE FR WH |
| Shop Location | Moissy Cramayel, France |
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