Zina Sheath Maxi Dress
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The Zina is a tailored sheath maxi dress by ENTICHÉE, defined by a clean round neckline and refined draped detailing along the body. It is suited to formal events, elegant dinners, and polished evening occasions where a composed, elongated silhouette is called for.
Details
- Silhouette: Fitted sheath, floor-length maxi cut that follows the body's natural line
- Neckline: Classic round neck, understated and versatile
- Craftsmanship: Sophisticated draped detailing integrated into the bodice or skirt for structured movement
- Length: Full maxi length for a formal, elongating effect
- Finish: Expert tailoring consistent with ENTICHÉE's atelier standards
Fabric & Care
Fabric composition is not specified; given the structured drape and tailored construction, professional dry cleaning is recommended to preserve the garment's form and surface integrity.
Size & Fit
The Zina is cut to a tailored, close-to-body fit. Sizing is expected to run true to size; please consult the MEAN BLVD size chart before ordering, as fit may vary by individual measurement.
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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.
