• Western-inspired twin chest pockets with pointed flap detailing and press-stud fastenings - a considered nod to utility dressing
• Matching self-fabric belt with a structured buckle, defining the waist without compromising the relaxed silhouette
• Full-length press-stud placket running the length of the dress, adding both ease of wear and a strong vertical line
• Long sleeves with a slightly voluminous cut through the shoulder, balancing the midi length with effortless proportion
• Midi length cut in 100% cotton denim - structured enough to hold its shape, soft enough to wear all day

A shirt dress that does the work without trying too hard. The western detailing - press-studs, pointed pocket flaps, contrast stitching - gives this piece its character, while the belted waist and midi length keep it grounded and wearable. It reads as one considered outfit straight off the hanger, which is exactly the point. Wear it as shown with knee-high boots for an autumn weekend - a farmers' market, a gallery visit, lunch somewhere with good natural light. Unbelt it for a looser, more relaxed feel on warmer days, or swap the boots for white trainers and a tote when the occasion calls for something more low-key. It layers well too - a fine-knit roll-neck underneath extends its season well into the colder months. The kind of dress that earns its place in the wardrobe by working across more occasions than it first appears to.