100% Linen Citrus Green Floral (L,XL)
This fresh citrus floral summer robe made of 100% linen. It is stunning and weighty. It will do coolish weather too, as well as summer.
The sleeves are 3/4.
Pockets? Yes, hidden pockets in the side seam.
Sizes? There are only two sizes (only managed to get a small amount of fabric) Large and X-Large. The larger of the two sizes has a green (coordinating colour) belt because I ran out of fabric. It is photographed in the final photo.
There are inside ties in cotton herringbone tape, which does not slip when tied in a bow, to hold the under layer of the gown in place so it does not gape open.
My sizes are generous but if you want more wrap around then go up a size. Linen is wonderful if it is loose. The sleeves won't be too long because they are 3/4. The length is below the knee.
Measurements are on the last photograph in the listing but below is a rough guide, but please also check the measurements on the chart.
Size 14-16 is a Large
Size 16-18 is an XL
It has a lot of weight and drape because it’s pure linen, a real luxury gown.
The sleeves are 3/4.
Pockets? Yes, hidden pockets in the side seam.
There are inside ties in cotton herringbone tape, which does not slip when tied in a bow, to hold the under layer of the gown in place so it does not gape open.
My sizes are generous but if you want more wrap around then go up a size. Linen is wonderful if it is loose. The sleeves won't be too long because they are 3/4. The length is below the knee.
Please also check the measurements chart on the bottom of the page.
Size 8-10 is a Small, Size 12 is a Medium, Size 14-16 is a Large, Size 16-18 is an XL, Size 20 is an XXL.
XL and XXL sizes are a little more expensive because they use a little more fabric.
If you are confused about sizing or have any questions, please send me an email and I will help you sort it out.
I was lucky enough to find this at one of my suppliers and have happily sewn it all up. I do not have any more for special orders, unfortunately.
Proudly 100% Australian made.
