Description

The Mod Pride Mini is a celebration of color, movement, and individuality, crafted from organic stretch knit that began as a textile design I created and printed myself. Inspired by 1964 mod style, this dress captures the playful energy and bold geometry of the era while honoring Pride with its vibrant palette.

The fitted mini silhouette and stretch fabric allow for comfortable movement, hugging curves while remaining flexible. The bold pattern and clean lines create a striking, joyful look that turns heads wherever it goes.

Size: Small

Finished Measurements

Bust: 32″
Waist: 28″
Hip: 36″
Length from neckline: 33″

About This Collection

This collection drop is especially meaningful to me. Every dress was designed, cut, sewn, and finished entirely by hand.

The fabric alone is an investment, and the hours of work, detail, and skill that go into each piece are significant. These are not quick makes, and they are not mass produced.

Release Details

There will only be one of each dress available. Once they are gone, they are truly gone.

If you have been waiting to own one of my dresses, this is your moment.

Custom Garments

The dresses listed here are already made and ready to ship.

If you are interested in a custom garment made in your size, commissions begin at $600 plus supplies, depending on the design, complexity, and whether I am able to take on the project.

Garment Care

Most dresses can be machine washed on delicate and hung to dry with the exception of silk and satin based garments. I strongly recommend skipping the dryer as dryers tend to shorten the life of clothing and can damage the shape and fibers of handmade garments.

Cotton fabrics will naturally wrinkle after washing. If ironing is not your thing, dry cleaning is always a perfectly fine option.

Any garments made from silk or satin should be dry cleaned only.

Shipping and Return Policy

Each garment will ship from my studio within 1 to 3 business days via USPS Priority Mail.

Please read our return policy.

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