The Daisy Dress - OCHRE
Easy, breezy, and full of joy, this dress is made for everyday adventures. Crafted with love from 100% organic cotton waffle and garment dyed using natural mineral pigments, it's soft, breathable, and free from fuss (no buttons here). Available in a beautiful palette inspired by nature, it's bound to become your child's a go-to favourite.
This dress comes with a beautifully illustrated booklet that shares the story of how it came to life, from cotton seed to comfy dress.
Please Note: slight color variations might occur due to dyeing technique.
- Also available in SKY BLUE, ROSE, LEAF, ECRU.
- Side pockets for storing little treasures.
- Lovingly sewn in Portugal at a family-run facility.
2% of sales from this dress goes to DIRT Charity.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
To care for these adorable outfits, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and hang to dry in the shade. Iron inside out as needed. Avoid bleach and dry clean.
Tip: For the first few washes, wash the clothing separately to prevent color bleeding onto other garments. Over time, natural pigment dyes stabilize and bleed less.
Bonus Tip: Spot Clean When Possible.
Note: Natural mineral pigments may react to citrus.
Proper care will keep these outfits away from landfills.
We partner with independent brands and boutiques from around the world — so your order may ship directly from the maker.
Estimated Delivery Times:
USA: 5–7 business days
UK & Europe: 5–7 business days
Rest of World: 7–10 business days
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Some items may arrive in separate parcels depending on where they're coming from — but don't worry, you'll only pay one shipping fee at checkout.
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✔️ Item must be unused & in original packaging
✔️ Refunds go back to your original payment method
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