Washable Silk Dress in Black Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black
Washable Silk Dress in Black

Washable Silk Dress in Black

$210.00 USD

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Our beautiful new kaftan tunic dress is the perfect piece to lounge in luxury in. Can be worn inside and outdoors.

  • V-neckline
  • Pleated front
  • Cropped length sleeves
  • Loose fitting
  • Machine Washable on a gentle cycle. Please follow care instructions provided

See our care instructions here

Our model is a size US 2-4 and wears a small in these images.

All prices are shown in USD for orders placed before midday.

All orders within the USA are sent via FEDEX. 

USA & CANADA  
Orders under $150 $9.95 2 - 7 business days
Orders over $150 FREE
2 - 7 business days
OTHER INTERNATIONAL
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We offer free returns & exchanges within the USA. Please refer to our returns page for more information

We love our planet

All our orders are transported and stored in compostable bags by The Better Packaging Company. Their comPOLY bags are made from corn starch (PLA) with a synthetic polymer (PBAT). They have received the Australian Standard, AS5810 for composability as well as the OK Compost Home / Vincotte and Seedling standards. This means they can be composted at home or in a commercial composting facility.

The Better Packaging Company claims that this combination of materials represents a 60% reduction in CO emissions compared to traditional plastics while being non-toxic and containing no Phthalate or Bisphenol A (BPA). For our customer facing packaging we use two options. The first is our carbon neutral mailer bag, also by The Better Packaging Company. Called their ØPACK, it is made from approximately 80% Calcium Carbonate sourced from quarry waste and approximately 20% non-toxic recycled resin (HDPE). Its production uses renewable energy, zero water, no acid or bleaches while creating zero pollution in a carbon neutral process. We encourage customers to reuse these bags, however at the end of their life they can be recycled with soft plastics. For our larger customer facing orders, we use custom made boxes made from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified cardboard that are manufactured in New Zealand from a high percentage of recycled card. FSC guarantees that the materials are coming from trees grown in responsibly managed forests. 

COMFORTABLE | LUXURIOUS | SUSTAINABLE

Why choose silk?

The definition of feminine luxury, silk is Papinelle’s year-round favourite for elegant everyday wear. From casual lounging to catching up on your best night’s sleep, silk is a natural, renewable fabric that offers thermoregulating perks. Elegantly draping your silhouette, our silk collection of PJ’s and loungewear staples can be worn through all seasons – keeping you comfortably cool during the warmer nights and cosying you up during the colder months, it’s a win-win.

Social Responsibility

Sustainability

Social Responsibility

As a company we are committed to ensuring we operate in an environmentally responsible way. We are far from perfect, but WE REALLY CARE! We believe that every small bit helps, and we are actively taking steps to increase sustainability and reduce our footprint both behind the scenes in sourcing and manufacturing, as well as what our customers take home.

Our aim is to source beautiful, sustainable fabrics that are the premium quality our customers expect.

Every decision we make, we consider the impact on the environment. Some of our initiatives include reducing our plastic consumption by up to 70% by not individually bagging our garments coming from our factory. We are working on a biodegradable plastic for the bags we do use. 

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