Rae Off-Shoulder Maxi Dress
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The Rae is an A-line maxi dress by TOM FRIED, cut with an off-shoulder neckline and refined ruched detailing throughout. It is suited to weddings, evening receptions, and formal social occasions where a polished, feminine silhouette is expected.
Details
- Silhouette: A-line, floor-length maxi cut with a fluid, structured drape
- Neckline: Off-shoulder with a fitted bodice
- Sleeves: Regular sleeves extending from the off-shoulder line
- Craftsmanship: Ruched detailing across the body for sculptural texture
- Length: Full maxi, designed to skim the floor
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed; given the structured drape and ruched construction, dry cleaning is strongly recommended to preserve the garment's form and finish.
Size & Fit
The Rae is tailored in fit with a structured bodice; sizing is expected to run true to size. Refer to TOM FRIED's size chart on the product page before ordering, particularly for bust and waist measurements.
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- Wash in cold water: Jersey material should be washed in cold water to prevent shrinkage and damage to the fabric. Hot water can cause the fabric to lose its shape and elasticity.
- Use mild detergent: Use a mild detergent that is specially formulated for delicate fabrics. Harsh detergents can damage the fibers in the Jersey fabric and cause it to lose its color and shape.
- Do not bleach: Bleach can damage the fibers in Jersey fabric and cause it to become discolored or weakened. If you need to brighten your Jersey garment, use a color-safe bleach or a natural alternative like vinegar.
- Hang dry or lay flat to dry: Jersey material should be hung to dry or laid flat to dry to prevent stretching or distortion of the fabric. Avoid using a dryer, as the heat can damage the fibers and cause shrinkage.
- Iron on low heat: If you need to iron your Jersey garment, use a low heat setting and iron on the reverse side of the fabric. Avoid using high heat, as it can damage the fibers and cause the fabric to melt or burn.
