Big Pocket Dress in Pink Squiggle

This one's for the mini dress lovers out there! A sweet little sleeveless mini swing dress with great big front patch pockets for all the flowers you pick along the way. It's no wonder that this is Nooworks' bestselling dress style.

Featuring an original Nooworks print designed by the founder, Jen D'Angelo.

Made in California

Materials: 97% Cotton, 3% Lycra

Details:
3.6 oz stretch cotton poplin
Lightweight and breathable material
Sleeveless
Straight bust
Relaxed waist
Roomy, flowy skirt
Large rectangular patch pockets on the sides
Goes on over-the-head and has no zippers or other closures

To help preserve the print and fit of your garment, only wash when it truly needs it. Then, turn it inside out and hand wash with cold water and a gentle detergent. Line dry.

This poplin fabric is preshrunk, but a teensy bit of shrinkage might occur after wash, especially if care instructions are not followed.

Garments are measured laying flat for the size chart.

Model Reference:

Mia is wearing the Small
Height 5'7" // Bust 34" // Waist 28" // Hip 37"

Laura is wearing the Small
Height 5'4.5" // Bust 37" // Waist 29" // Hip 32"

Nooworks is a woman owned, women run business. They make limited edition textiles with artists they love in cuts that make you look and feel good.

All of their garments are produced in California, mostly with a few small factories that they have been working with for many years and that their staff visits regularly. They try to source all their materials within the USA.

Nooworks textiles are printed in limited quantities at one of the few remaining rotary fabric printing facilities in Los Angeles, who they have been working with since 2014. Because their fabrics are printed with inks and are undyed, they produce far less water waste and avoid toxic dye chemicals that are all too common in the industry.

Each color in a design is engraved into a massive metal roller and the fabric is rolled through as many print rollers as there are colors to get the final design. It's kind of like stamping, but with a tube.