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Award-winning concept store

Theodora Short Set in Blue-Lilac/Lilac-Grey

$ 134.00
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Our sweet Theodora short set returns. Her sun top features a special panel of our bespoke broderie anglaise framed by contrast linen ruffles for a vintage, girly mood, with embroideries at chest and ruffled straps, and a button through back. Theodora’s pull-on short meets the suntop at the high waist and features an elasticated waist with adjuster, and contrast embroidery and ruffle trim at hem. We love this special playset for summer holidays.

Hand wash recommended.

Sizing
The age range in our sizing should be used as a guideline. 

2-3 years. Blouse length is 7.28" - Waist measures 9.4" relaxed elastic. (adjuster will allow waist to become smaller). Short inseam measures 2.3"

3-5 years. Blouse length is 7.8" - Waist measures 9.8" relaxed elastic. (adjuster will allow waist to become smaller). Short inseam measures 2.3"

5-7 years. Blouse length is 9" - Waist measures 10.6" relaxed elastic. (adjuster will allow waist to become smaller). Short inseam measures 2.7"

7-9 years. Blouse length is 10.2" - Waist measures 11.4" relaxed elastic. (adjuster will allow waist to become smaller). Short inseam measures 3.1"

9-11 years. Blouse length is 12" - Waist measures 12.5" relaxed elastic. (adjuster will allow waist to become smaller). Short inseam measures 3.5"

Composition
100% Organic Cotton (Poplin)

Ethically made in India


Apolina was born out of a desire to create a more authentic style, something exciting yet nostalgic, not a passing trend, but a modern embroidered children's brand with longevity and a sense of craft.

Apolina is designed in England but inspired by travel and the natural world. Traditional handicrafts from many different cultures serve as the starting point for Apolina pieces, and our color palettes look to unusual color combinations found in nature.

Founder, Caroline, worked in the fashion industry for over a decade before launching Apolina. After the birth of her two daughters, she became disillusioned with the fast-paced women's fashion industry and wanted to create more freely, based purely on passion. 

Fond memories of the cherished clothing from her childhood; dresses hand-embroidered by her own grandmother and treasured 1970s hand-me down smocks from older cousins drew her attention to the importance of clothing on a child's young sense of self and ability to express themselves.

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