boho dress stores Wrap Boho Dress / Off White
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boho dress stores Wrap Boho Dress / Off White

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boho dress stores Wrap Boho Dress / Off WhiteWhite Boho Wrap Dress by Chintamani Alchemistry made of 100% raw cotton with 3\4 length sleeves, handmade fringe and side slits. Wrap around simple and classy design creates comfortable fit and complements tall and lean figure. Calm, genuine colors of this organic gypsy dress together with raw fabric structure are a perfect ensemble for nature meditation moments. Extremely comfortable handmade item created with attention to detail. Can be also worn as

White Boho Wrap Dress by Chintamani Alchemistry made of 100% raw cotton with 3\4 length sleeves, handmade fringe and side slits. Wrap around simple and classy design creates comfortable fit and complements tall and lean figure. Calm, genuine colors of this organic gypsy dress together with raw fabric structure are a perfect ensemble for nature meditation moments. Extremely comfortable handmade item created with attention to detail. Can be also worn as a cardigan.

It is available in classic black, off white, dusty pink, light grey, sage green and red ochre color. 

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▲ MATERIAL: ▼
Raw Hand Woven Cotton – is a natural soft eco friendly material. It is a perfect substitute for leather or synthetic alternatives. We are using for this clothing line 100% raw cotton made on small factories in Indonesia. Yes, we are aiming to be as conscious of preserving Nature resources, as possible.

Fringe – is handmade for every piece. It is traditional authentic handwork.

▲ SIZING: ▼
XS / US 0-2  / Bust 32-33" / 82-84 cm
S  /  US 4     / Bust 33-34" / 86-88 cm
M /  US 6-8 / Bust 35-36" / 90-92 cm
L  /  US 10   / Bust 37-38" / 94-96 cm
XL/ US 12-14 / Bust 38-39" / 98-100 cm
See detailed size chart in last photo.

XS size suits perfectly for 63 inch (160 cm) height,
S – 65 inch (165 cm),
M – 67 inch (170 cm),
L –  69 inch (175 cm),
XL – 70 inch (180 cm) and above.
Note: natural fabrics fit better when they are 1-2 cm loose.

▲ PRODUCTION: ▼
All Chintamani Items are made by small home factories in India and Indonesia. We care about every piece quality and intend to make our clothes special, reflecting authentic tribal vibes in a gentle classy way.

▲ CARE: ▼
We are washing fabrics twice during the production process, so that our customers will get pieces that will not change after home wash.
Wash all-natural fabrics by hand or in a washing machine on a cold gentle cycle, using ecological laundry products.
Please keep in mind that hot water makes natural fabrics shrink a bit and that all fabrics get much softer after washing.
 

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