Elza Short Sleeve Linen Mini Dress

A dress made of pure linen will be suitable for multiple events. It presents shirt collar with hidden button placket along the front and short sleeves. Slightly fitted at the shoulders the dress falls loosely to a straight hem at the front and offers extended and curved hem at the back. Good news - minimal styling needed! Short t-shirt sleeves. Hidden button placket. Natural seashell buttons. Straight, slightly extended to hem skirt. Straight hem in the front and curved hem at the back. Mini length Semi relaxed fit.

Fabric: European STANDARD 100 BY OEKO-TEX® approved linen 

About the collection

Anse Linen pieces will serve you well in the city or on vacation, where simple shapes, natural fabrics and sunshine shades is all you need!

Sustainable Clothing, Pure Linen, 100% Linen, Natural Fabrics, Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX, Certified Linen

Care instructions

To ensure your linen garments last long and have a successful life, you must know how to take care of linen. For that, you will need to know only a couple of care instructions, as it is easy to look after linen.

Handwash

Submerge linen into a clean sink filled with lukewarm water and add a pinch of mild detergent. Leave it soak for about 10 minutes and then use gentle swishing motions. Do not twist or scrub the cloth. Once done, rinse the garment in clean water until soap-free.

Machine wash

It goes without saying – whites, colours and darks – should be washed in separate batches to avoid any potential colour bleeding. If possible, do a separate load only for linen. Choose a gentle cycle where water is lukewarm or cold and add a dash of detergent. Once the cycle is finished immediately remove the clothes from the machine to avoid any added creasing.

Drying

You can use a tumble dryer, but you need to follow two rules. Choose cool temperature and remove garments while they are still damp to avoid over-drying, as it can make linen stiff. If you don’t want to use a tumble dryer, just hang out to dry.

Ironing

Moisture and steam are your best friends. If possible, set your iron on a linen setting and iron while the garment is still damp. If your garment has dried completely, spray some water and add steam while ironing.