Eliza Limoncello Jacquard Maxi Dress
$59.90
Colour: Yellow
Size: 12 (l)
Eliza Limoncello Jacquard Maxi Dress
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Regular Price
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$59.90
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Details
- Maxi length dress
- 90's inspired slip shape
- Deep v-neck line at the front and back
- Made with a butterfly Jacquard fabric
- Slinkly handfeel with a vibrant sheen
- Seasonal summer light yellow colour
- Made with 53% Rayon & 47 Viscose
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING
Free shipping when you spend over $80 within New Zealand.
For orders under $80, a $6 flat rate shipping applies across New Zealand including rural delivery.
We aim to dispatch all orders within 24 hours. Once dispatched, delivery can be expected within 2-3 working days.
RETURNS
Items can be returned within 30 days for an exchange or refund excluding items marked as FINAL SALE.
We offer seamless returns through Refundid.
About the brand
Yay, this brand is part of our Ethical Edit! Rollas ensures ethical and fair practices are carried out in the production of each item.
They work with cotton mills that make sustainability a priority. The suppliers they work with are committed to sourcing more sustainable cotton including organic, recycled and better cotton sourced from the Better Cotton Initiative and reducing their water usage in the dying process of denim by 70%.
Also, they give back 10% of their online sales during the Christmas period to Australian NGO Berry Street and they donate their samples to the Social Studio, how great is that?
