Endless Summer - 9

$59.00

100% European linen sleeveless swing dress from Quince - I found with the tags on!

I over-dyed this dress with pink cochineal and then eco-printed with orange coreopsis flowers from my Southern California garden for a really fun print that almost leans Hawaiian.. The buttons and pink tuck are so adorable on this fully lined dress!

** slightly discounted for the little purple logwood spots! Once you use logwood on your dye table, it is so potent it finds it’s way everywhere! It’s all part of the dye story :)

Size Medium, 100% Linen

Measurements taken while flat:

Chest: 17”

Waist: 19”

Length: 32”

Care Instructions

These pieces were dyed with cochineal, coreopsis, marigold, cosmos, logwood and sometimes scabiosa — plants and pigments that shift and soften over time. That's not a flaw, it's the piece continuing to change with you. Consider every fade part of its history.

  • Wash cold, with like colors or by itself for a few washes

  • Lay flat to dry, out of direct sun

  • Use a pH-neutral detergent (we like 7th Generation and ECOS)

Every piece is reclaimed and hand-dyed, so color will vary garment to garment — that variation is what makes it one-of-one, not something already worn by someone else. I’ll  note any major flaws or spotting in the photographs or the listing. 

All sales are final.

100% European linen sleeveless swing dress from Quince - I found with the tags on!

I over-dyed this dress with pink cochineal and then eco-printed with orange coreopsis flowers from my Southern California garden for a really fun print that almost leans Hawaiian.. The buttons and pink tuck are so adorable on this fully lined dress!

** slightly discounted for the little purple logwood spots! Once you use logwood on your dye table, it is so potent it finds it’s way everywhere! It’s all part of the dye story :)

Size Medium, 100% Linen

Measurements taken while flat:

Chest: 17”

Waist: 19”

Length: 32”

Care Instructions

These pieces were dyed with cochineal, coreopsis, marigold, cosmos, logwood and sometimes scabiosa — plants and pigments that shift and soften over time. That's not a flaw, it's the piece continuing to change with you. Consider every fade part of its history.

  • Wash cold, with like colors or by itself for a few washes

  • Lay flat to dry, out of direct sun

  • Use a pH-neutral detergent (we like 7th Generation and ECOS)

Every piece is reclaimed and hand-dyed, so color will vary garment to garment — that variation is what makes it one-of-one, not something already worn by someone else. I’ll  note any major flaws or spotting in the photographs or the listing. 

All sales are final.