Light aqua-colored YaccoMaricard shirt dress with tucks
€546,95
Dette er en fantastisk flot og delikat skjorte-kjole i lys aqua det japanske mærke YaccoMaricard, som vi har forhandlet i en del år. Læs mere om den smukke skjorte-kjole under billederne.
This is a very beautiful shirt dress from the Japanese brand YaccoMaricard. It is sewn in this light aqua color which looks nice in both the cold and warm months. The dress has a small collar and fastens with buttons. It has an exclusive appearance and is made from 100% crispy cotton. Wear the shirt dress buttoned up with a pair of high sandals and a small bag to create a smart and lovely outfit. The shirt dress is also great worn open over an outfit or another dress, as an alternative to a long cardigan. The shirt dress is available in many other lovely colors.
Material description
This light aqua shirt dress is made from 100% delightful ‘crispy’ cotton. The shirt dress from YaccoMaricard can be washed at 30 degrees in the washing machine and we recommend the shirt dress be drip-dried. Furthermore, this shirt dress can be ironed at low to medium temperature. YaccoMaricard designs all their shirts/dresses in Japan and the shirts/dresses are subsequently produced in Thailand.
SIZE GUIDE / FIT
YaccoMaricard er onesize, og passer de fleste kropstyper rigtig pænt. Skjortekjolen har et brystvidde på 120 cm. Skjorte-kjolen har en længde på 112 cm. Målene er vist i cm mål på et af billederne. Du kan se den halve brystvidde, den fulde længde og bredden.
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YaccoMaricard
YaccoMaricard is a Japanese fashion brand known for its unique approach to design, where traditional craftsmanship meets modern aesthetics. They are particularly known for their special pleating technique, which is used on the vast majority of their popular shirts and dresses. YaccoMaricard is textile craftsmanship in a class of its own. It is Japanese minimalism and unsurpassed craftsmanship. It is a quite unique product, and we are proud to be their absolute largest retailer in Scandinavia.
