tank maxi dress VENUS | Tropical Green sandals for high summer RACINE TANK MAXI DRESS

The strapless bodice is framed with elegant draping, while the voluminous skirt creates a sweeping, princess-worthy finish

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All our fabrics are of premium quality, 100% wool

Materials & Story Why Choose Bespoky Barefoot Ballet Flats 7 Reasons This Flat Outperforms Mass-Produced Alternatives True Zero Drop: Heel and toe level for natural posture. Wide Anatomical Toe Box: Toes splay freely no squeeze. Calf Calf Leather Upper: 1.6mm Turkish calf, vegetable-tanned upper, no chrome. Flexible Sole: Real ground feel, urban-ready. Lightweight Build: All-day wear without fatigue. Hand-Stitched, Single Artisan: 6-8 hours per pair, start to finish. Calf Leather Throughout: Upper, lining, and midsole never buffalo, bonded, or split. At less than half the price of mass-produced alternatives, Bespoky offers a flat that ages with character and craftsmanship factory brands cannot replicate. Why Calf Leather, Not Buffalo or Split Leather We use only Turkish calf leather never water buffalo, bonded, or split. Calf is tighter-grained, takes color more evenly, develops a finer patina, and ages without cracking. See the full comparison in our calf vs buffalo leather guide. Materials & Construction Upper: Calf Turkish calf leather, 1.6mm vegetable-tanned upper, no chrome Lining: Vegetable-tanned breathable calf leather (never buffalo) Insole: Soft calf leather, contoured Midsole: Calf leather + leather board (never buffalo) Outsole: Soft Flexible Leather Sole (Ballet Flat) Construction: Hand-stitched, traditional method Heel Drop: 0mm zero drop Style Details Color: Cream Turkish calf leather Style: Classic flat, women's last Closure: Slip-on Toe Shape: Anatomical wide round Care Guide Brush after each wear; apply Saphir Renovateur monthly. Full steps in our leather care guide. Read all reviews in the carousel above

The skirt pattern length is reduced by the finished length of the insert (it already has a seam allowance so no need to add one.) There is one final consideration: the insert will probably begin in the armscye, but this is no problem

My friend Toni over at Blissfully Crafted has this free knitting course for beginners that is a great way to learn