Purple Hand Tie-Dye Cotton Button-Down Romper
Vegan | Skin-Friendly | 2 Pockets | Relaxed Fit
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Fabric Guide
Available for Bust 26" - 70" | Waist 19" - 63"
with Height Options: Petite - Tall
- Craft: Tie Dye
- Primary Fabric: 100% Cotton - Hand Tie Dyed in Sanganer (Rajasthan)
- This is a lined garment
- Lining Specialty: 100% Cotton
- Pattern: Solid, Stripes
- Color: Purple
- Button Type: Shell
- Style: Button-Down, Romper
- Length: Short
- Front Neck Style: Round
- Sleeve Style: Drop Shoulder Sleeves
- Sleeve Length: Short
- Mid Rise Waist
- This garment has Inseam Pocket
- Number of Pockets: 2
- Garment Transparency: Opaque
- Relaxed Fit
- Gathers at Waist
- Shirring at Shoulder
Keep up your casual game with our on-the-go button-down jumpsuit. Designed in a relaxed silhouette for the go-getter in you, it is short, snug, and comfy. This cute romper is hand Tie Dyed on 100% cotton, and comes complete with inseam pockets. Shirred at the shoulder and gathered at the waist, this jumpsuit can be paired with purple strappy sandals for a brunch worthy look.
Our artisans craft each piece, exclusively for you. Being handcrafted, every garment is unique.
Disclaimer: All products shown in this picture, apart from this Jumpsuit, are purely for Styling and Photography purposes. These will not be included in your order.
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SKU: WJMP41
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TIE DYE
Tie Dye is a resist process of dyeing that involves folding, twisting, pleating, or crumpling the fabric and then binding it, by hand. This helps to cover the parts to be left uncolored. Next, the fabric is dyed, leaving beautiful prints. The ancient 'Bandhani,' or Indian Tie Dye technique began around 5000 years ago in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
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