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    Rose Dress | Stained Glass

    £565.00
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    Made to order
    Out of stock
    Ella is 5'8.5", UK 8, wears XS

    Our best-selling Rose Dress, reimagined for AW26 in Stained Glass. Named for the light and colour of old church windows, the new check Irish linen brings fresh character to a favourite shape.

    Slightly tailored at the waist, she has a ruffle running down the front and a bias-cut skirt that moves beautifully as you walk. The ruffle adds softness to the check, while the shaping through the waist gives the cloth its line.

    Wear her with the Inheritance Blazer on cooler days, or let the check stand on its own. Stained Glass also appears in our Hallowed Blouse and Amelia Trousers.

    • Stained Glass check Irish linen
    • Slightly tailored at the waist
    • Ruffle detail down the front
    • Bias-cut skirt
    • Designed and made in Ireland
    • Made from 100% Irish linen

    Emma Rose is 5′10″, usually wears a UK 8 and is wearing size XS.

    These are garment measurements in inches, not body measurements. Compare them with a similar garment you own and like the fit of.

      XS (8) S (10) M (12) L (14) XL (16) XXL (18)
    Waist 30" 32" 34" 36" 38" 40"
    Bust 34" 36" 38" 40" 42" 44"
    Shoulder to hem 51.5" 52" 52.5" 53" 53.5" 54"
    Sleeve length 27" 27" 27" 27" 27" 27"

     

    Please get in touch if you have any questions about sizing.

    Linen softens and grows more beautiful with age, which is one of the reasons we love it so much. We recommend either hand washing or machine washing at 30°C separately. Leave to air dry naturally, then press with a warm iron if desired. Do not tumble dry.

    Our made to order pieces have a production time of 3-4 weeks.

    Ready to ship items will be shipped within 1-2 working days.

    Delivery is £6, and free on orders over £250.

    No customs charges for any of our pieces if based in the EU.

    Rose Dress in Stained Glass linen, front view

    Rose Dress | Stained Glass

    £565.00
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    • Made in Ireland

      Handmade in Belfast by one of our sewists.

    • Stained Glass

      A check of our own, in Irish linen.

    • Cut on the bias

      So the check moves as you walk.

    • Made to order

      Nothing is cut until you choose it.

    Stained Glass, in motion

    A full skirt in our own Irish linen check.

    The Rose Strength, meeting gentleness

    The Rose first appeared last autumn in our House Check, and quickly became a favourite. Amy designed her to hold both sides of the season’s story: strength meeting gentleness, guard meeting grace. A stand collar and clean lines for the strength; soft ruffles for the grace.

    This season she returns in Stained Glass, with a bias-cut skirt that moves as you walk and deep pockets hidden in the side seams.

    Look closer

    Named for the light through old church windows

    Slightly tailored at the waist, with a ruffle running down the front. The ruffle softens the check; the bias-cut skirt lets it move.

    • Rose Dress in Stained Glass

      The inspiration

      The colour and light of old windows.

    • Rose Dress in Stained Glass linen — ecomm photograph 8

      The ruffle

      Running down the front.

    • Rose Dress in Stained Glass linen — ecomm photograph 7

      The skirt

      Cut on the bias, so the check turns.

    Kept for Good

    Also in Stained Glass

    Same cloth, other shapes.

    The cloth

    Stained Glass.
    A check of our own.

    Named for the light and colour of old church windows.

    Rose Dress in Stained Glass linen — ecomm photograph 8

    A check we had woven in Irish linen for Kept for Good. You will find it in three shapes: the Rose Dress, the Hallowed Blouse and the Amelia Trousers.

    Rose Dress in Stained Glass linen — ecomm photograph 9

    One pair of hands,
    start to finish.

    Every piece is cut and sewn in Belfast by one of our sewists, who sees it through from the first cut to the last stitch.

    We keep our making close to home on purpose. Belfast was once the linen capital of the world, and the skills that built it are rare now. Making here is how we keep them alive.

    Need it by a particular day? Let us know by emailing us or leaving a note at checkout.

    Meet the cloth and the craft

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