Dutchess Skirt
Made to feel a little like royalty.
The Duchess Skirt is crafted from soft 100% organic cotton, fully lined for comfort and ease. A full, gathered silhouette gives it movement and shape — designed to follow them through the day, from slow mornings to dressed-up moments.
Set on a subtle lemon base with classic black spots, it brings a soft contrast to the collection while remaining easy to wear.
Finished with oversized feature bows at the sides, designed to be removed or worn depending on the mood — a considered detail that shifts the look.
A statement piece for kids, made for everyday dressing and repeat wear.
Style with the Darcey Blouse in pink for a softer finish, or pair back with the Lottie Sweater for an easy, relaxed look.
Features
– 100% organic cotton outer
– Fully lined in 100% organic cotton
– Full, gathered skirt for movement
– Removable oversized bow detailing
– Lightweight and breathable
Fabric & Composition
Outer: 100% organic cotton
Lining: 100% organic cotton
“Early Risers Club”
Morning comes softly here, before the house wakes and the day asks anything of us.
Cake on the table, tea poured early, girls already dressed.
Soft, layered cottons in pink, butter yellow and periwinkle blue.
For girls who don’t wait for permission to make the day their own.
Cake for breakfast.
Mud on the hem.
Gumboots with dresses.
Welcome to the Early Risers Club.
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" Iconic Girlhood "
Once upon a time every single day
Little Harper Lee is girlhood, we are forever young; dressing up is world-building. Mood dressing is; frilly, gritty, floral, wondrous and thunderous. We create moments, rituals that invite nostalgia for evoking core memories, for the slow mornings and adventures in the garden, and the messy, chaotic ones in the walk-in wardrobe, building a whole mood for the day together. Dressing up everyday for special occasions the outside world isn’t invited to, not just the ones that are hallmarked.
“Can you remember who you were, before the world told you who you should be?”
— Charles Bukowski, German Poet
