Description & Details NEW SEASON. The Primrose Gown in Apricot is a classic Needle & Thread design inspired by Victorian styling. Featuring a statement satin ribbon bow, delicate floral embroidery, and perfectly layered tulle frills on the skirt, this gown is a timeless and elegant piece. - Tulle decorated with tonal embroidery - Decorative satin ribbon bow - Fully lined - 100% Recycled polyester - 100% Recycled polyester lining - Concealed zip at centre back - Wide satin ribbon straps - Sleeves are elasticated along the top edge - Made in India Responsibly Sourced - 100% of the tulle fabric used for this design is made from recycled plastic. - 100% of the lining fabric used for this design is made from recycled plastic. FAIRLY MADE Needle & Thread are now proud to partner with Fairly Made® to enhance our supply chain transparency. This partnership will help us to meet our social and environmental goals whilst sharing full visibility of how our products are made. We are excited to share our traceability journey with you very soon. PACKAGING At Needle & Thread, we're constantly taking steps to improve our sustainability practices, from product design to packaging. Our eco-conscious box and tissue paper used to package your order are FSC-approved, and are both recyclable. The stickers used on the tissue paper and on the box can both be recycled. Fit - Form fitted through the bodice with a fitted waist and a multi-layered skirt - Floor length (UK size 10 - 114 cm / 45 inches from waist to hem) * Length varies 1cm between sizes - Model is 178cm / 5ft 10in and is a UK size 10 Care Advice - To freshen between wears spot clean with lukewarm water and cool iron on reverse - Delicate dry clean Delivery and Returns Please click to find further details on Delivery or Returns Need help with this item? If you need assistance with this product, please email us at customercare@needleandthread.com . or call us +44 20 3695 0476. Our Customer Care team operate between 8.30 and 5.30 in the UK. Reviews To read our reviews, please click here .
