Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress

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Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress

Brand. Tach Clothing

Colour. Pale pink gingham

 

This textured ruffle dress will be the perfect item to dance the night away. 

 

Cloque Ruffled Dress

Gingham: 70% Linen 30% Polyester

 

Tach Clothing is a wonderful sustainable brand based in Uruguay with a playful approach to knits, crochet and nostalgic smock dresses with a strong timeless appeal. Tach takes inspiration from the delicacy of vintage clothing adding her own modern twist. Designed and created in Uruguay, each piece is carefully handmade and ethically constructed.

Handmade in Uruguay.



 


Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress
Tach - Amaral Linen Gingham Dress

 

Womens clothing size chart:

size 0  size 1 size 2 size 3
x-small small medium large
UK 8 UK 10 UK 12 UK 14
FR 36 FR 38 FR 40 FR 42
US 2-4 US 4-6 US 8 US 10

 

Unisex clothing size chart:

Our unisex wear will fit true to size for men and a relaxed fit for women.

size 1  size 2 size 3
Mens Small Medium Large
Womens S/M M/L L/XL

 

Womens shoes sizing chart:

European 36 37 38 39 40 41
UK 3 4 5 6 7 8
US 5 6 7 8 9 10

 

Kimono sizing chart:

All of our antique kimonos are one of a kind and were made to measure for their previous owner so sizes will vary. You can find on each kimono description their specific fit and measurements. 

Authentic Japanese kimonos will always be long in length as they are meant to be folded under the obi belt when worn in the traditional way. We offer alteration services should you wish to have your kimono custom made to your height.

Haori jackets are the "cardigans" of the kimono so they are always shorter in length and will arrive about hip length to over the knee for taishō era ones. 

Nagajuban kimonos are the underlayer to the heavier silk kimonos and will often be midi length and therefore wouldn't need altering if wearing as outerwear. They are less adorned than actual kimonos but have a beautiful fit in a lightweight silk.