Nia Seersucker Midi Dress
Colour: Blue/white
Nia Seersucker Midi Dress
Colour: Blue/white
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PRODUCT DETAILS
The Nia Seersucker Midi Dress has been made from a lightweight seersucker fabrication for a breathable, textured feel. Designed with a short sleeve shirt silhouette, it features a back yoke, patch pocket, and a detachable self-fabric belt for shape. Style it with the Audrey Trench for a timeless look that works across seasons.
Our model is wearing a size 8/XS. She is 179cm (5'10.5") tall with a 85cm (33") bust, a 70cm (27.5") waist, and 94cm (37") hips.
- Seersuker fabrication
- Midi Length
- Short Sleeve shirt dress
- Back Yoke
- Patch pocket
- Detachable belt in self fabric
- Designed in Australia
PAYMENT OPTIONS
- x4 payments of$62.50
- x4 payments of$62.50
FABRIC & CARE
68% cotton 32% polyester
Cold machine wash inside out with like colours
do not bleach, soak, wring or rub
remove promptly
dry inside out in shade
do not tumble dry
cool iron under cloth
do not dry clean
DELIVERY & RETURNS
Standard Delivery
- Free on orders over $99
- $10 on orders under $100
Express Delivery
- $15 flat rate (order before 1pm for same day dispatch)
- Metro only
- Orders dispatched within 1-3 business days
Collect In Store
- Free
- Order before 2pm for same day collection
International Delivery
In Store Returns & Exchanges
- We are happy to offer a refund for change of mind on all products within 21 days of receiving your order.
- Returns and exchanges are available in our freestanding stores (excludes David Jones) when you present your order confirmation email. Afterpay orders can only be refunded. To check the trading hours of your nearest store, please use our store locator.
- Styles marked as final sale are not eligible for change of mind return, and can only be returned if deemed faulty by our team.
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