KAVU
Women's Huntley Jumper Dress - Rosin
£100.00
Product details
A new women’s style from the Seattle kite-slingers, a short iteration of the Gibson Pants, featuring most notably a pair of large scooped rear pockets that offer practicality and hands-free storage in the season that demands it.
2% spandex hidden amongst the 98% Organic cotton provides sure comfort and free movement when it matters most, rounded off by a KAVU webbing buckled belt.
Features
- 98% Organic cotton, 2% spandex
- Relaxed straight fit
- Mid-thigh length
- Two front pockets, two shaped back pockets
- Buckled belt with KAVU webbing
- Regular fit, take your usual size
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