Patagonia Women’s June Lake Swing Dress Abalone Blue

Patagonia Women’s June Lake Swing Dress Abalone Blue
Regular fit: scroll down for Patagonia size guide.
This easy to wear Patagonia June Lake Swing Dress in abalone blue is made from natural silky TENCEL fabric. Lightweight and breezy perfect for comfort in warm weather.
A lovely soft teal abalone blue colour dress that falls just above the knee with an encased neckline with a delicate back tie detail that allow you to have a customizable fit. Looks amazing and best of all, it has pockets! Made from TENCEL lyocell fabric a sustainable botanic material which is gentle on skin, has long-lasting softness, contributes to breathability, color retention and biodegradability. Perfect for those summer days or dress up with some accessories for hazy nights.

Material 100% TENCEL™ lyocell twill
Hemline Details – high low bottom hem
Two one seam pockets

Adjustable strap at neck – adjustability for a customised fit
Easy wearing, lightweight dress.
Model wears size small and is 175cm in height (wears a different colour for illustration purposes)

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