Liewood Angelica printed denim dress - Blue - 5

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The Liewood Angelica printed denim dress is designed for children who value both style and freedom of movement, offering a breathable cotton construction that stands up to daily play. Its primary benefit is the combination of a classic denim aesthetic with soft, comfortable fabric, making it a versatile staple for any casual occasion. One caveat to keep in mind is that the light blue denim finish may show stains more easily than darker alternatives, so regular laundering is recommended.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Material | Cotton |
| Child Size UK | 5 |
| Model Part Number | 5715493523206 |
| Brand | Liewood |
The dress is made primarily of cotton, which is soft but does not have significant synthetic stretch; it is designed for a comfortable, relaxed fit.
It is recommended to air dry the garment to maintain the fabric quality and prevent potential shrinking of the cotton.
Use a low-temperature steam iron, or simply hang the dress on a hanger immediately after the wash cycle while it is still slightly damp.
To minimize fading, always wash the dress inside out in cool water and avoid using heavy-duty detergents.
Yes, being made of natural cotton, it is generally gentle on skin, though you should ensure the detergent used is free of harsh perfumes or chemicals.
Ensure the buttonholes are free of stray threads and check that the fabric around the button is not bunched up during the fastening process.
Pre-treat the affected area with a mild fabric stain remover before placing it in the 30-degree wash cycle.
Because this is a ready-to-wear garment, there is no setup required other than ensuring the correct UK size is selected for the child. To preserve the longevity of the denim and the heart print, wash the dress in a standard washing machine at 30 degrees Celsius. Always turn the garment inside out before washing to protect the exterior print. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents or high-heat tumble drying, as these can degrade the cotton fibers and affect the color consistency.