White Stuff Organic Jade Cord Dress – Denim

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Dec 3, 2023

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A classic style to add to your wardrobe this Denim Jade Dress from White Stuff is made from soft organic cotton and is super versatile able to dress both up or down. With long sleeves and a collar this button-down midi length dress has handy pocket
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