White Cotton Short Brave Shirt Dress
This dress has been made in a registered Fair Trade factory in India, providing work and training opportunities to vulnerable people from low socio-economic backgrounds.
Your purchase helps change lives. 10% of your purchase will go towards supporting our charity projects.
Our new cotton Brave dress is a classic sustainable shirt dress, made from 100% cotton dobby stock fabric. This is a shorter length version of the midaxi dress finishing just above the knee. This shirt dress is loose fitting and has a full tiered skirt. It has pockets, natural shell buttons and a detachable waist belt. It’s been made in an ethical process at one of our partner WFTO factories, ensuring that workers are paid a fair wage.
Beach model wears a size small and is 5ft 2in tall. This dress is available in a small (UK 8-10), medium (UK 12-14) and large (UK 14-16).
Made in a Fair Trade factory
100% cotton
Shirt dress detailing
Pockets
Machine washable
Get dressed in Jenerous’ ethical and sustainable clothing and know you’re supporting a brand that puts people above profit, changing lives for the better.
In keeping with their name, Jenerous is all about giving back and supports people in India through the production of their clothes.
Every sale helps fund training and work opportunities for people in their supply chain as well as supporting the wider communities through charity donations. The aim is to empower people from low socio-economic backgrounds – especially women.
Ensuring respect, positive working conditions and fair pay for those in their supply chain is paramount for Jenerous. All their suppliers are carefully selected for their commitment to fair trade principles and active role in creating social change.
From scarves to tops and dresses, the Jenerous collection is as beautiful as it is ethical. Made up of sustainable fabrics such as organic cotton, pieces feature patterns created by hand using Indian artisan block printing.
The brand is also savvy when it comes to waste-saving techniques, like using up leftover fabric to create their matching mini-me girls dresses.
