AllSaints Alex Broderie Anglaise Maxi Skirt, Off White
AllSaints Alex Broderie Anglaise Maxi Skirt, Off White
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Shaped to an A-line profile, this maxi skirt from AllSaints is detailed with delicate embroidery.
With a lightweight cotton composition, it's the perfect casual addition to your line-up.
- Product Code -
14140660
- Iron -
Cool iron, Iron on Reverse
- Washing Instructions -
Machine Washable
- Dress Shape -
A Line
- Garment Length -
Maxi
- Brand -
AllSaints
- Drying Instructions -
Do not tumble dry
- Pattern Details -
Embroidered
- Composition -
100% cotton
Key features
Product description
Shaped to an A-line profile, this maxi skirt from AllSaints is detailed with delicate embroidery.
With a lightweight cotton composition, it's the perfect casual addition to your line-up.
Free personal styling services
In-Store Appointments
Our Personal Stylists can help you find the perfect pieces for everyday or special occasions. Book an appointment in one of our shops for one-to-one advice.
View styling servicesWhat our clients have to say
“Laura put me at ease right from the start....I wouldn’t have picked out Laura’s selection for myself but I absolutely loved what she chose for me and bought most of what was on the rail!”
Product specification
- Product Code -
14140660
- Iron -
Cool iron, Iron on Reverse
- Washing Instructions -
Machine Washable
- Dress Shape -
A Line
- Garment Length -
Maxi
- Brand -
AllSaints
- Drying Instructions -
Do not tumble dry
- Pattern Details -
Embroidered
- Composition -
100% cotton
Free personal styling services
In-Store Appointments
Our Personal Stylists can help you find the perfect pieces for everyday or special occasions. Book an appointment in one of our shops for one-to-one advice.
View styling servicesWhat our clients have to say
“Laura put me at ease right from the start....I wouldn’t have picked out Laura’s selection for myself but I absolutely loved what she chose for me and bought most of what was on the rail!”