HOT ! Long Utility Dress - Ash

Name: Long Utility Dress - Ash
SKU: 126438746749
Price: 220 USD
Availability: InStock

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This Utility Dress is now available in a longer length. This version also features oversized sleeves, a cinched elastic waist and full skirt for a flattering, comfortable fit.

BONUS: giant pockets for all of your stuff.

Made from durable yet buttery-soft 8oz Pima cotton canvas, GOTS-certified organic and fully traceable from plant to product. Garment-dyed with eco-friendly processes, each piece is pre-washed and pre-shrunk for an ultra-soft feel and impeccable fit.

Fit is True to Size

100% GOTS certified Organic Cotton Canvas

Pre-washed and pre-shrunk for a super soft feel

Garment dyed in small batches to create variations in shade, color, and make each garment extra soft.

Made in Peru

Models:

Courtney is 5\'11\" wearing a size Small. Bust: 34\" / Waist: 27\" / Hips: 34\"

Morgan is wearing a size 3X. Height: 5\'6\" / Bust: 48\" / Waist: 43\" / Hips: 58\"

Building a Responsibly made company is Noble\'s life\'s work. As a brand, they work daily to thoughtfully consider the impact they have on the planet. It starts by asking questions like— Where did the raw materials come from? How far did they have to travel to go from seed to the final stitch? Were the farmers and sewers paid a fair wage? What is the lifecycle of each garment? And then, with these answers; they are transparent with their community every step of the way.

From seed to stitch their garments are made in Peru in a completely vertical operation.