Go through life without a care in the Wanderer Bamboo Long Sleeve Dress. This timeless wardrobe staple piece is a must-have in every closet. No matter where you go, this dress is comfortable enough to suit any occasion. You can roam around town, go to the office, or go out for dinner in this dress.
DETAILS
This fitted dress is comfy and made of our soft bamboo French Terry (75% bamboo/25% cotton/5% spandex) The classic round, crew neckline means this dress will never going out of style.
Featuring our signature raw edge hem and sleeve detailing, it’s guaranteed to fit. Too long? Get your scissors out and cut to your perfect length.
WHY WE MADE THE BAMBOO LONG SLEEVE DRESS
Every woman needs a classic cut dress in their closet. The way we see it, there’s no reason that dress can’t be comfortable. That’s where the Wanderer Bamboo Dress comes in. This dress is comfy, versatile, and perfect for those ‘nothing to wear’ days. The fact that this dress is sustainable and ethically made makes it even better.
HOW TO STYLE THE BAMBOO LONG SLEEVE DRESS
With so many ways to style the Wanderer Dress, there’s really no wrong way to wear it. Depending on what you wear with it, this dress is easily transitioned from day to night. Pair it with a blazer for the office, and heels for dinner. Need a more casual option? Put on your favourite pair of boots or sneakers and you’re good to go!
BENEFITS OF BAMBOO
Bamboo is the sustainable choice! Bamboo fabric is biodegradable, grown pesticide free, and uses trace amounts of water in the process. The regenerative nature of the plant ensures it’s entirely regrown in weeks. Bamboo has two qualities that make it superior to cotton. First, it is highly durable and absorbent. Second, it wicks water away from the skin at a rate that is 4 times faster than cotton. This fabric promises breathability and temperature. Bamboo has a unique anti-bacterial and anti-fungal property called “bamboo kun”. This property keeps garments fresh and pure. In addition, bamboo is very hygienic because it prevents the growth and spread of odour-producing bacteria.
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