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A sweet, practical romper, ‘Jennifer’ can be dressed up or down with blouses or tee-shirts. Easy to wear, with adjustable button back fastening and elasticated waist. Crafted in our branch linen with contrast pink binding and statement embroidery in peach tones.
55% Linen, 45% Cotton
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
$88.00
A simple, everyday set, ‘Barbara’ features beautiful statement puff sleeves. Our pink sand cotton is complemented by the prettiest dense embroidery in marigold. With elasticated neckline and matching elasticated bloomers for comfortable days in the sun.
100% Cotton
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
$88.00
A simple, everyday set, ‘Barbara’ features beautiful statement puff sleeves. Our ‘slip’ mauve-toned cotton is highlighted by the prettiest dense embroidery in pink. With elasticated neckline and matching elasticated bloomers for comfortable days in the sun.
100% Cotton
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
$94.00
The ‘Inga’ is a sweet sun romper with pretty linear embroideries in marigold and honey tones. Specially made embroidered broderie anglaise frills trim the neckline and sleeves. Shell button opening at crotch for changing, and invisible zip to back.
100% Cotton
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
Sizing:
$88.00
The ‘Jenny’ is a sweet and casual pini style bubble romper, crafted in our pink sand cotton-linen. With delicate warm-toned embroideries and a ‘50s-inspired high empire line for a vintage feel. Finished with natural shell button closing, an elasticated waist for ease of dressing and contrast binding.
100% Cotton
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
$42.00
Apolina’s signature heirloom bonnet, inspired by the folk style of the Swedish Dalla Floda. Our ivory linen is complemented by honey and pink toned embroidery and lined in pure white cotton.
Outer 100% Linen, Lining 100% Cotton
Ethically made in India
Hand wash recommended
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Sizing:Adult supervision is advised.
