As I sat in my office on a cold day, inspiration struck for this dress. Beautiful icy patterns had formed on the window, catching my eye as the sun's rays danced through. As I pulled down the blinds, the sunlight revealed the intricate icy pattern on the curtain.
The ice inspired artwork on the dress serves as a reminder of the ephemeral nature of moments and the layers of life. Remembering beauty is truly a superpower, as our brains are wired to store negativity. Ice, fragile yet strong, mirrors our own resilience in the face of challenges.
This dress, adorned in a two-tone beige and white scheme, embodies this essence. Wear this elegant dress on your daily adventures and immerse yourself in the quiet beauty it exudes.
A body following fit
Emphasizing the waist
Half straight – half bell fit at the bottom
High slit
Ribbed armhole
Round collar
Knitting techniques: jacquard, plated, plain
Zero-waste production
100% merino wool
Soft and smooth feel
Knitted by hand on a knitting machine in Estonia
The model is 173 cm tall and wearing a size M
| Size |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
| Bust (cm)
|
80-89 |
90-99 |
100-109 |
110-119 |
| Waist (cm)
|
60-69 |
70-79 |
80-89 |
90-99 |
| Hip (cm)
|
85-94 |
95-104 |
105-114 |
115-124 |
The standard size dress comes in medium length - 150 cm. However, if you wish to get the dress more suitable for your height, contact me. Length examples:
Short – 142 cm. Suitable for 160-167 cm tall women
Medium – 150 cm. Suitable for 168-175 cm tall women
Long – 158 cm. Suitable for 176-183 cm tall women
Wool is of natural origin, so the yarn assortment may vary. Also, the washing method and the hand-knitting process affect the measurements. Please note that the product may vary in size by +-4 cm. Wool has the self-cleaning properties of natural fiber, so simply allow it to air-clean. Wash rarely and preferably by hand with hand-warm water and wool shampoo. It can also be done with a 30*C wool washing program. Do not tumble dry! Dry in a horizontal position so that the knit retains its shape. Can be gently steamed if needed.
Anu Sirkas is an Estonian knitwear designer who integrates abstract artworks into knitting patterns, creating distinctive pieces that blur the lines between art and fashion.
