Nomads Tunic Shirt Dress – White

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Dec 13, 2023

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A simple check tunic shirt dress from the Nomads Tropical Breeze collection. This Fair Trade shirt dress features a cotton voile lining and includes a waist tie belt for a customisable fit. Versatile and comfortable you can easily roll up the sleeve
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