Capped Sleeves, Botanic Fibres That Are Soft As Silk - The Takamaka Is A Dress That Brings Style And Comfort In Droves. Comes With Dropped Arm Holes And Side Pockets.
A Loose Fitting Piece That Can Handle Work Or Play.

Regular Fit

Linen Is Sourced From Flax Straw, A Natural Fibre That Is Highly Absorbent. This Means That Sustainable Trousers, Shirts And Tops Made From It Are Prone To Heavy Creasing In The Wash. Give Linen Garments Lots Of Space To Move Around In Your Washing Machine’S Drum And You’Ll Lessen The Risk Of Creasing. Wrinkles Aside, This Might Just Be Our Favourite Sustainable Fabric To Make Summer Fashion Pieces With, Such Is Its Ability To Breathe And Dry Quickly, Just In Case You Get Caught In A Summer Rain Shower. You Will Probably Need To Wash Linen Clothes More Than Those Made From Wool Or Tencel™ Lyocell, Because They Are Not As Naturally Odour-Resistant Or Anti-Bacterial. That Said, We Still Encourage Hand Washing, Spot Cleaning And Natural Airing As Alternatives To Full Machine Washes.
Hand Wash Or Machine Wash At Low Temperatures Using A Program For Delicates.
Fabric Softener Is Unnecessary.
Wash As Part Of A Half Load To Prevent Unnecessary Creasing.
Only Use Mild And Eco-Friendly Soap/Detergent.
To Prevent Creasing, Remove Clothes From The Washing Machine As Soon As A Cycle Ends.
Air Dry.
Avoid Tumble Drying.
For Best Results, Iron Or Steam Linen Garments While They Are Still Damp.
More Structured Garments (Sustainable Jackets) Or Pieces Prone To Wrinkles Can Benefit From Dry Cleaning.
Store Your Linen Garments In A Cool, Dry Place. Avoid Plastic Bags, Cardboard Boxes And Cedar Chests.