Robe maxi Oralee Drapé
Prix incluant les droits de douane vers les États-Unis.
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Me prévenir
The Oralee Draped Maxi Dress by ENTICHÉE is a high-neck sheath silhouette rendered in fluid, draped construction. It is suited to formal gatherings, evening receptions, and polished corporate occasions.
Details
- Silhouette: Fitted sheath, floor-length maxi cut
- Neckline: High neck with structured collar finish
- Design detail: Elegant draped fabric manipulation across the bodice or skirt
- Aesthetic: Minimalist, contemporary luxury with a restrained, sculptural quality
- Customization: Available with collar customization options per ENTICHÉE's made-to-order program
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed; given the draped construction and formal positioning of this piece, professional dry cleaning is strongly recommended to preserve the garment's structure and surface integrity.
Size & Fit
The sheath cut is tailored and close to the body. Customers are advised to consult MEAN BLVD's size chart and, where available, ENTICHÉE's made-to-order sizing guidance to ensure an accurate fit.
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Machine wash: If you must machine wash a knitted item, use a gentle cycle and a mild detergent. Place the item in a mesh laundry bag to protect it from snagging or stretching.
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Hand Wash: Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water and a gentle detergent. Gently agitate the item in the water, being careful not to stretch or twist it. Rinse thoroughly, and gently squeeze out excess water.
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Do not wring: Never wring or twist a knitted item to remove excess water. Instead, gently squeeze or pat it dry with a clean towel. Lay it flat on a clean, dry surface to air dry, reshaping it as needed.
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Iron with Care: Most knitted items should not be ironed, as the heat can damage the yarn and cause it to lose its shape. If you must iron a knitted item, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth to protect the fabric.
