White Tier Maxi Dress
$ 151.00
We dare you not to start dancing around your living room the moment you slip this pretty prairie style dress on. Our new flowy and fun pull over dress with functional shoulder and center ties is destined to be one of your favorite pieces in your closet.
- Available in Black/White Check, White and Navy
- Model is 5'8 and wears a size XS
- Questions about fit? Email us at Arkins@Shop-Arkins.com
- Made of lightweight GOTS organic cotton ethically sourced from Organic Cotton Plus.
- Made in small batches by fairly paid makers in New York's Garment District
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We dare you not to start dancing around your living room the moment you slip this pretty prairie style dress on. Our new flowy and fun pull over dress with functional shoulder and center ties is destined to be one of your favorite pieces in your closet.
- Available in Black and White Check, White and Navy
- Model is 5'8 and wears a size XS
- Questions about fit? Email us at Arkins@Shop-Arkins.com
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- Made in small batches by fairly paid makers in New York's Garment District
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- Questions about fit? Email us at Arkins@Shop-Arkins.com
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