Vestido Fara Púrpura
Vestido Fara Púrpura
Vestido Fara Púrpura
Vestido Fara Púrpura

Vestido cruzado Fara púrpura

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Fara es un vestido de lino cruzado de tirantes. Tiene una silueta entallada con pinzas y la falda tiene un poco de vuelo estilo evasé y cremallera invisible en el lateral. Es un modelo elegante, perfecto para una ocasión especial. Un básico ORIGEN color púrpura. El tejido de lino con el que está confeccionado, es fresco y transpirable, además tiene propiedades antibacterianas y protege la piel de los rayos ultravioleta. Está libre de tóxicos y es hipoalergénico. SILUETA/FIT: Este modelo es de silueta entallada.

45% algodón orgánico certificado 55% lino.

Somos Planet Friendly.

Diseñado en España. Hecho éticamente en India.


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  • SKU:
    F010-011S


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ALAITZ ILUNDAIN RUIZ

¡Perfecto!

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Susana González Fernández

Estoy satisfecha con la compra, era lo que buscaba.

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Adriana

Patrón ideal y ajustado a mi cuerpo 100%.

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Nuria

Buen diseño, de lino y orgánico, cómodo. Ideal

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It is one of the least environmentally damaging textiles, since its natural fibres reabsorb into the surrounding environment with a matter of years instead of centuries. They also don't contribute to the ongoing micro-plastic pollution crisis in the hydrosphere, which threatens aquatic and human life.

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