Detail: Something special. Subtle shirring and relaxed puff sleeves add structure to the Cecily Baby Doll Top.In soft Portuguese chambray for an effortless feel.

This one comes in Chambray.

Color: Chambray

Fabric: 100% Organic Cotton

• Construction: Woven
• Fabric Weight: Lightweight
• Sheerness: Not Sheer
• Stretch: No Stretch
• Care: Wear more, wash less. Machine washable. To prevent any slight shrinking, air dry or dry on a low setting. We also recommend washing these items separate from abrasive items like denim, towels, or items with hardware (zippers, buttons) as it causes unnecessary wear and tear.
• Made in: Portugal

Fit: Signature Nation fit. Slightly easy through the body, not fitted or oversized.

• Marije wears a S. Height: 5' 9" Bust: 31" Waist: 24" Hips: 35"
• Length: 22"

Details: 

• Length: 22 1/2"

Sustainability: When it comes to natural fibers, the longer the staple, the softer the feel. Unlike most commercial cotton, Peruvian Cotton is actually harvested entirely by hand. It is also drought tolerant, meaning it uses 50% LESS water to grow. This allows for an exceptionally long staple and makes the end product soft, durable, and resistant to pilling. Because of this durability, garments made of Peruvian Cotton will naturally have a longer lifespan. That means you’ll be keeping them in your closet (and out of a landfill).

Product's Environmental Impact:

A+ | Exceptional - Meets the highest sustainability standards. Fully traceable, uses certified organic or renewable materials, and minimizes resource consumption, carbon emissions, and waste.

Landfill time: Biodegradable within ~3-12 months, depending on soil conditions.

What We Love:

• Certified organic; grown without harmful pesticides or synthetic fertilizers.
• Naturally biodegradable and breaks down faster than synthetic alternatives.
• Soft, breathable, and gentle on skin — ideal for everyday wear.
• Supports sustainable farming practices within the EU.

What We Don't Love:

• Limited visibility into seed-to-garment traceability and processing chain.
• Requires more water than Pima cotton.
• Not certified regenerative; sustainability practices vary by farm.
• Post-production waste handling (fabric scrap reuse) is not confirmed.