Flora Array Dress

$199.00 $299.00

The Flora Array dress is an everyday dress, with a simple yet stylish silhouette, crafted from a linen-cotton fabric, printed and made in New Zealand. It features a unique hand-painted print, inspired by Australia and the country's beautiful native flora.

The dress has been pre-washed to ensure it arrives at your doorstep with softer feel and fresh scent.

Dressing for the office, brunch or dinner dates is sorted this summer with the smart Flora Array dress. Get the matching scarf to complete the look!

Our model wears a size 12 and this is the size she usually wears. She is 171 cm tall.

If you are ordering a made to order item (none at the moment), please allow two to three weeks for this item to be shipped.

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The Flora Array dress is an everyday dress, with a simple yet stylish silhouette, crafted from a linen-cotton fabric, printed and made in New Zealand. It features a unique hand-painted print, inspired by Australia and the country's beautiful native flora.

The dress has been pre-washed to ensure it arrives at your doorstep with softer feel and fresh scent.

Dressing for the office, brunch or dinner dates is sorted this summer with the smart Flora Array dress. Get the matching scarf to complete the look!

Our model wears a size 12 and this is the size she usually wears. She is 171 cm tall.

If you are ordering a made to order item (none at the moment), please allow two to three weeks for this item to be shipped.

  • • black and white colour

    • screen-printed fabric

    • linen/cotton fabrication that holds its shape

    • pre-washed

    • simple cut with a V-shaped neckline

    • sleeveless

    • side seam pockets

    • below-the-knee length

    • Zoozies Flora Array print

    • print placement will vary per individual garment

    • perfect for everyday wear

    Designed in New Zealand.

    Made in New Zealand.

  • 55% linen 45% cotton

  • The dress features a large-scale print of the Zoozies Flora Array design.

    Flora Array pattern has been inspired by a holiday in Australia and the country's beautiful native flora. The plants, including banksia, protea, waratah, kangaroo paw, and many more were individually hand-sketched, and then transferred to the computer where they were thoughtfully arrayed and the repeat network was created.