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We love working in EcoVero™ viscose, it's an environmentally good choice but the blend of viscose and linen produces a lovely textured and laundered finish. This pretty blouse has lovely design details with a funnel neckline, full, gathered sleeves and a curved hemline.
One of our favourite fabrics, made from environmentally friendly ECOVERO™ and linen. It is a weighty fabric with good drape and an interesting matte texture as a result of the diamond weave. The weight and drape of the fabric make it a good choice for a wide range of styles, particularly those with pleats and tucks. The supplier we use to make all the styles in this fabric is very precise and makes garments of the highest quality. The combination of the fabric and the sewing factory results in clothes that are softly tailored and relaxed.
ECOVERO™ is a cellulose fibre that has been made from ethically sourced wood pulp. The technology developed by Lenzing™ ensures water impact and CO2 emissions are reduced by up to 50% compared to other wood pulp fibres like viscose. The fibre is also biodegradable and fully traceable.
In this fabric the ECOVERO™ is combined with linen. The ECOVERO™ gives drape, the linen adds to the texture. The flax used to make our linen is grown in France, where the flax plant needs minimal water, energy, pesticides, and fertilisers to grow making it one of the most naturally sustainable fibres.
Once spun the yarn is woven in a crepe weave pattern to create extra texture. Then the garment is sewn and finally finished by sand washing for an even softer feel.
The garments are sewn by one of our oldest suppliers in China. We have worked together with Rita for more than 15 years on developing beautiful styles with fine detailing. It continues to be a wonderful experience working with such an excellent supplier.
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Take me back to the UK site insteadTo help you choose the right size, here are the finished garment measurements for this style, as well as our size chart which is based on your body measurements. If you are not sure of the best size to order, we recommend checking both.
Bust - We measure the bust 2.5cm or 1 inch below the armhole horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the bust circumference.
Waist - We measure the narrowest part of the waist horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the waist circumference.
Waist - We measure along the top edge of the waistband, side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the waist circumference.
Hip - We measure 8 inches or 20cm down from the top edge of the waistband. This measurement will typically be the widest part of your hip. This measurement should be doubled for the hip circumference.
Hem Width - We measure the hem along the bottom edge of the garment horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the hem circumference.
Front Crotch or Rise - We measure from the top of the front waistband to the crotch seam. This measurement will indicate how high the trousers will sit on the waist
Back Crotch or Rise - We measure from the top of the back waistband to the crotch seam. This measurement will indicate how high the trousers will sit on the waist
Inside leg - We measure from the crotch point down to the hem.
Hem Width - We measure along the bottom edge of a single leg opening side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the hem circumference.
Skirt Length - We measure the full length of the garment from the top of the waistband to the longest point of the garment.
Hem Width - We measure the hem along the bottom edge of the garment horizontally from side seam to side seam. This measurement should be doubled for the hem circumference.
Shoulder Width - We measure straight across from the edge of the shoulder seam to seam.
Front Neck drop - We measure down from the side neck point to the top of the neckline or seam.
Sleeve length - We measure the length of the sleeve from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.
Sleeve length - We measure the length of the sleeve from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.
Length - We measure the full length of the garment from the side neck point to the longest point of the garment at the back.
Length - We measure the full length of the garment from the side neck point to the longest point of the garment at the back.
Finished garment measurements are taken from a completed, sewn
garment and will differ from the size chart below. The difference will indicate
the intended fit such as oversized or neat fitting.
To check your size, measure your actual body measurements wearing only underwear, this will give you a better fit than measuring over clothes, or clothes you already have. When you have your actual body measurements, this guide will provide your size.
Size | Bust | Waist | Hips | |
---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 6 8 |
77 - 80cm 81 - 84cm |
60 - 63cm 64 - 67cm |
85 - 88cm 89 - 92cm |
S | 10 12 |
85 - 88cm 90 - 93cm |
68 - 71cm 73 - 76cm |
93 - 96cm 98 - 101cm |
M | 14 16 |
95 - 98cm 100 - 103cm |
78 - 81cm 83 - 86cm |
103 - 106cm 108 - 111cm |
L | 18 20 |
105 - 108cm 111 - 114cm |
88 - 91cm 94 - 97cm |
113 - 116cm 118 - 121cm |
22 |
117 - 120cm |
100 - 103cm |
125 - 128cm |
Size | Bust | Waist | Hips | |
---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 6 8 |
30½ - 31½" 32 - 33" |
23½ - 25" 25 - 26½" |
33½ - 34½" 35 - 36" |
S | 10 12 |
33½ - 34½" 35½ - 36½" |
27 - 28" 29 - 30" |
36½ - 38" 38½ - 40" |
M | 14 16 |
37½ - 38½" 39½ - 40½" |
31 - 32" 32½ - 34" |
40½ - 42" 42½ - 44" |
L | 18 20 |
41½ - 42½" 43½ - 45" |
34½ - 36" 37 - 38" |
44½ - 46" 46½ - 48" |
22 |
46 - 47½" |
39 - 40½" |
49 - 50½" |
Bust ‒ Measure the fullest part of your bust, keeping the measuring tape under your armpits and over the shoulder blades.
Waist ‒ Measure comfortably around the narrowest part of your waist.
Hips ‒ Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips.