DARE TO BE SEEN.

soft, moves, doesn't ride up. sold

I've had this a year now. Forty-odd wears, machine washed every time on cold, hung to dry, never ironed once. No pilling, no fading at the shoulders where I expected it, and the seams are exactly where they started. The only change is that the linen has gone softer, which I'd count as an improvement. I'm writing this because I bought it partly on faith at a price I had to think about, and I'd want someone else to know it held up.

I bought this at the studio in Canggu and watched part of it being finished in the back. That changed how I feel about wearing it, honestly. It's the first piece of clothing I own where I know roughly how many hands touched it. It also happens to be the best thing I've ever danced in, but I'd have kept it either way.

simple, soft, perfect. no notes

Bought this at the Berlin pop-up. Being able to try three sizes on in a room, instead of ordering all three and returning two, is worth a lot.

the spin. that's it. that's the review

I bought these six months postpartum when nothing fit and I was tired of feeling like I was borrowing my own clothes. The high waist sits above everything and doesn't dig in anywhere, and the fabric has enough weight that it hangs instead of clinging. They're the first thing since that made me feel like myself rather than like I was managing a situation, and I wore them three days running the first week. I've since bought two more colours.

The linen is a different thing entirely when you can feel it first.

I dance contemporary and I have spent an embarrassing amount of money looking for a body that doesn't gape at the neckline the moment I'm inverted. This is it. The cut sits close enough at the shoulder that nothing shifts when I go over, and the leg openings don't ride up either, which is the other thing nobody gets right. It's also the only one I own that I'm not quietly adjusting between pieces.

Tried these on at a stall in Amsterdam, bought them, wore them to the zouk social that night. Straight from the bag to the floor and they were perfect.

Six hours at the Lisbon zouk congress and I never once thought about what I was wearing. That is the whole review, honestly. The fabric doesn't grab when someone's hand slides across your back, it doesn't ride up when you go into a cambre, and it had dried out between the workshop and the social. I have three dance dresses I keep meaning to sell now.

I am not a dancer. I bought this because it looked like it would survive a Texas summer and it does. It's the only thing I own that I can put on at 8am and still be comfortable in at 10pm, through a work day and dinner afterwards. The fabric is genuinely lovely, heavier than it looks in photos, which I mean as a compliment.

Being able to try it on made all the difference, I'd have ordered the wrong size online. The woman there sized me in about ten seconds and she was right.

Ecstatic dance on a Sunday morning and these are the only thing I want to be wearing. Loose enough to disappear, structured enough that I'm not holding them up.

Got it at the Barcelona market stall. Wearing it right now.

I've been dancing zouk eight years and in all that time I've never owned a dress I didn't have to think about at some point in the night — the strap, the hem, the way it sits when someone's hand is on your back. This is the first one. I put it on before the social and then I genuinely did not think about it again until I was taking it off at home.

Bought them sceptically at this price and they have outlasted everything cheaper I own. Genuinely worth it.

Very good quality. I wear almost every day.

Wear it under everything for aerial. Doesn't budge.

I saw it at the pop-up in Madrid and I was not planning to buy anything. Now it is the thing I wear under everything.

soft, moves, doesn't ride up. sold

I've had this a year now. Forty-odd wears, machine washed every time on cold, hung to dry, never ironed once. No pilling, no fading at the shoulders where I expected it, and the seams are exactly where they started. The only change is that the linen has gone softer, which I'd count as an improvement. I'm writing this because I bought it partly on faith at a price I had to think about, and I'd want someone else to know it held up.

I bought this at the studio in Canggu and watched part of it being finished in the back. That changed how I feel about wearing it, honestly. It's the first piece of clothing I own where I know roughly how many hands touched it. It also happens to be the best thing I've ever danced in, but I'd have kept it either way.

simple, soft, perfect. no notes

Bought this at the Berlin pop-up. Being able to try three sizes on in a room, instead of ordering all three and returning two, is worth a lot.

the spin. that's it. that's the review

I bought these six months postpartum when nothing fit and I was tired of feeling like I was borrowing my own clothes. The high waist sits above everything and doesn't dig in anywhere, and the fabric has enough weight that it hangs instead of clinging. They're the first thing since that made me feel like myself rather than like I was managing a situation, and I wore them three days running the first week. I've since bought two more colours.

The linen is a different thing entirely when you can feel it first.

I dance contemporary and I have spent an embarrassing amount of money looking for a body that doesn't gape at the neckline the moment I'm inverted. This is it. The cut sits close enough at the shoulder that nothing shifts when I go over, and the leg openings don't ride up either, which is the other thing nobody gets right. It's also the only one I own that I'm not quietly adjusting between pieces.

Tried these on at a stall in Amsterdam, bought them, wore them to the zouk social that night. Straight from the bag to the floor and they were perfect.

Six hours at the Lisbon zouk congress and I never once thought about what I was wearing. That is the whole review, honestly. The fabric doesn't grab when someone's hand slides across your back, it doesn't ride up when you go into a cambre, and it had dried out between the workshop and the social. I have three dance dresses I keep meaning to sell now.

I am not a dancer. I bought this because it looked like it would survive a Texas summer and it does. It's the only thing I own that I can put on at 8am and still be comfortable in at 10pm, through a work day and dinner afterwards. The fabric is genuinely lovely, heavier than it looks in photos, which I mean as a compliment.

Being able to try it on made all the difference, I'd have ordered the wrong size online. The woman there sized me in about ten seconds and she was right.

Ecstatic dance on a Sunday morning and these are the only thing I want to be wearing. Loose enough to disappear, structured enough that I'm not holding them up.

Got it at the Barcelona market stall. Wearing it right now.

I've been dancing zouk eight years and in all that time I've never owned a dress I didn't have to think about at some point in the night — the strap, the hem, the way it sits when someone's hand is on your back. This is the first one. I put it on before the social and then I genuinely did not think about it again until I was taking it off at home.

Bought them sceptically at this price and they have outlasted everything cheaper I own. Genuinely worth it.

Very good quality. I wear almost every day.

Wear it under everything for aerial. Doesn't budge.

I saw it at the pop-up in Madrid and I was not planning to buy anything. Now it is the thing I wear under everything.