Petal & Pup Georgina Tie Waist Cotton Romper
Petal & Pup
$89.00 25% OFF
$66.75
Product Insights & Style Tips
Petal & Pup Georgina Tie Waist Cotton Romper channels summer's sun-warmed polish in a single, breezy piece. Crafted in lightweight 100% cotton, it feels airy and breathable, while the spread collar and front button closure keep the line crisp and polished. A removable tie belt nods to a tailored silhouette, and short sleeves finish the look as a go-to daytime option.
Practical yet effortless, the romper offers stash-friendly pockets - chest flap-patch pockets and front slant pockets - for essentials on the go. The removable belt lets you switch between a cinched, hourglass read and a relaxed, easy frame as you move through the day. Worn with sandals or sneakers, it transitions from brunch to a low-key evening out, all in one airy cotton moment. Care is simple - hand wash, dry flat.
Petal & Pup channels a modern take on easy, feminine silhouettes, balancing utility and polish in a one-piece summer staple. The Georgina romper feels instantly like an upgrade to warm-weather dressing and nods to the brand's easy, girl-next-door chic that works across day-to-night moments.
Materials / Fabrication
- Lightweight cotton romper
- 100 percent cotton
- Removable tie belt
- Front button closure
- Spread collar
- Short sleeves
- Chest flap-patch pockets
- Front slant pockets
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Hand wash in cold water and lay flat to dry to minimize shrinkage
- If machine washing is preferred, use a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent
- Avoid bleach and high heat; do not wring
- Iron on warm setting if needed, preferably with a pressing cloth, or steam while garment is slightly damp
Fit Notes
- Front button closure and a spread collar give the neckline and fastening a clean, structured look.
- Removable tie belt at the waist lets you adjust definition without changing the overall silhouette.
- Lightweight 100% cotton fabric with short sleeves and pockets provides breathable ease for warm weather.
