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Jacquard knit short dress
Jacquard knit short dress
This season, the studio pays tribute to the celebratory spirit and timeless elegance of French fashion. An ode to glamour and sophistication, each piece embodies a party vibe and a sense of celebration, redefining chic with a touch of daring.
Featuring
This season, the studio pays tribute to the celebratory spirit and timeless elegance of French fashion. An ode to glamour and sophistication, each piece embodies a party vibe and a sense of celebration, redefining chic with a touch of daring.
Featuring graphic white wave motifs, this short warp knit dress plays on lines and contrasts. Alongside a square neckline, wide straps and two pockets, it creates a structured silhouette, with its full skater-style flared skirt.
Chic and daring, you can accessorise it with platform sandals.
- Short stretch knit dress
- Graphic wave motifs
- Wide straps
- Square neckline
- Two pockets
- Flared skirt
Composition & Care
- Main material: 83% polyester, 15% polyamide, 2% elastane Pocket lining: 100% polyester Rib: 79% polyester, 18% polyamide, 3% elastane
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Hand-wash.
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Do not bleach
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Do not tumble dry
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Iron at a maximum temperature of 110°C without steam
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F/ - Professional dry clean, with hydrocarbon solvent, gentle treatment
Details regarding the origin and manufacturing process of our products are accessible for a selected range of items, and by 2025, will be extended to 100% of our collections. This initiative, carried out in partnership with Fairly Made, a French start-up specializing in green technology, will provide further information on the environmental impacts of our products. This will be an essential tool for assessing and improving our sourcing on a global scale.
At Maje, we imagine the future. Our common goal is to reduce the environmental impact of our clothes a little more every season.
Traceability
Discovering the traceability and impact of clothing- Standard shipping - within 3 working days
Returns
- Free returns - within 30 days.
