Women's Kirat Daisy-Embroidered Belted Midi Shirtdress
Saloni
$725.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Saloni's Kirat Daisy-Embroidered Belted Midi Shirtdress feels sunny and effortless, with a modern twist. The sleeveless silhouette stays crisp, while a notched collar lends tailored polish. The fabric is a breathable blend of 60% Tencel lyocell and 40% cotton, draping with quiet fluidity and a soft matte finish. Daisy embroidery blooms at the hem beneath a scalloped edge, a delicate wink of craft. At about 48.5 inches from shoulder to hem, the midi lands at that versatile length.
The belted waist defines the shape without clamping, and the notched collar keeps the look sharp. A button-front closure lets you wear it fully closed or opened for a breeze of air. Side patch pockets add easy practicality, while the sleeveless cut keeps you cool. Layer it under a cardigan or blazer as the day shifts, then swap in sandals or heels to move from desk to dinner with ease.
Saloni threads feminine craft into everyday precision, and the Kirat dress is a prime example. The soft lemon embroidery signals a fresh season, while the midi shirtdress silhouette travels with you from casual luncheons to more polished occasions with the right footwear and accessories.
Materials / Fabrication
- Notch collar
- Sleeveless
- Side patch pockets
- Belted waist
- Scalloped hem
- Button-front closure
- Fabric: 60 percent Tencel lyocell, 40 percent cotton
- Embroidered daisies at hem
- Color: Soft Lemon Embroidered
- Imported
- Length: midi
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only
- If pressing is needed, use a cool iron on the reverse side or with a pressing cloth
- Store on a hanger to maintain shape
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct heat or sunlight
Fit Notes
- Sleeveless midi shirtdress with a notched collar and button-front closure.
- Belted waist creates a defined silhouette and there are side patch pockets.
- Fabric is a 60% Lyocell and 40% cotton blend with embroidered daisies at the hem.
- Midi length is about 48.5 inches from shoulder to hem.
