Amalia Midi Dress

Detail: Amalia, with a little polish. Designed with a clean square neckline and finished with eco-friendly Agoya shell buttons down the front. Cut from 100% European Flax™ linen for an airy, breathable feel. Gently fitted through the bodice with an easy, flowing skirt.

Color: Praline Stripe

Fabric: 100% Linen

• Care: Wear more, wash less. Machine washable. Turn inside out, wash cold on a gentle cycle, and lay flat to dry. Avoid tumble drying to maintain structure and softness.
• Made in: Peru

Fit: An easy fit that is a little roomier than our signature slim fit, but not quite oversized.

Sustainability: When it comes to natural fibers, the longer the staple, the softer the feel. Unlike most commercial cotton, Peruvian Cotton is actually harvested entirely by hand. It is also drought tolerant, meaning it uses 50% LESS water to grow. This allows for an exceptionally long staple and makes the end product soft, durable, and resistant to pilling. Because of this durability, garments made of Peruvian Cotton will naturally have a longer lifespan. That means you’ll be keeping them in your closet (and out of a landfill).

Product's Environmental Impact:

Impact Score: A | Excellent
Utilizes renewable or certified materials and efficient production methods. Some opportunities for improvement, such as adopting regenerative farming practices.

Landfill Time: Biodegradable within ~3–12 months, depending on finishes and landfill conditions.

What We Love:

• Local "seed-to-garment" approach significantly reduces carbon footprint.
• Hand-harvested to preserve fiber integrity and prevent breakage.
• Pima requires 50% less water than conventional cotton; naturally drought tolerant.
• Naturally hypoallergenic, breathable, and soft — ideal for long-term wear.
• Resistant to pilling, unlike many synthetic or short-staple cottons.
• Fabric scraps from cutting are bundled and re-purposed into mops, rags, and mattress fillers, ensuring a circular supply chain.
• Provides a premium hand-feel with durability suited for elevated everyday essentials.

What We Don't Love:

• Not certified organic — farming may involve the use of synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.
• Although improved practices are often used, suppliers are not officially certified regenerative.