T-Shirt Dress - Rikke

Handwoven T-shirt dress with striped pattern, short sleeve and boat neck. The dress is straight cut and has a loose fit that works well for both coffee dates during daytime and drinks in the evening.

Size guide – Measurements:

S (size 4-6): Bust: 38.5″, Length: 37.4″ Armhole: 17.3″

M (size 8-10): Bust: 42.5″, Length: 37.4″ Armhole: 17.3″

L (size 12-14): Bust: 50.0″, Length: 37.4″ Armhole: 17.3″

XL (size 16-18): Bust: 58.2″, Length: 39.4″ Armhole: 18.1″

Colors: Brown/white/black

Material: 100% handwoven cotton

Made in Cambodia

Who made the T-shirt dress?

The handwoven fabric for the T-shirt dress is hand-loomed with love by the artisans at Weavers in Cambodia. Cambodia has a strong tradition of weaving, but it is a dying craft due to the competition from cheaper, factory-made fabric as well as the declining interest among the young generation of learning the skills of weaving.
Weavers is looking to change that, and by providing training and employment, they offer a source of income to the people in the rural communities, while preserving the age-old craft of weaving. Weavers innovative model ensures that most of the sales revenue goes to the people in the villages in rural Cambodia. Here, the revenue is invested back into scaling the impact through education scholarships, a health fund and more social business activities.

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The tailors at A.N.D. turn the handwoven fabric into beautiful dresses. A.N.D. is a Phnom Penh-based  fair fashion brand, lead by fashion designer Alan James Flux and co-designer/general manager Mr. Pheap. A.N.D. supports disabled and otherwise disadvantaged, but highly trained artisans, including those from minority groups, all working together to create innovative, high-quality pieces showcasing Cambodian skills and materials. A.N.D. is particularly known for innovative designs and contemporary takes on traditional patterns, and in store items include sustainable and ethically made clothing, accessories and jewelry.

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