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T-Shirt Dress

Zebra Confusion

$62.99

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About Zebra Confusion

Zebra Confusion is an original Walt Smith design created in Fiji. Explore the artwork across clothing, home, travel, and everyday pieces.

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About the T-Shirt Dress

A lightweight, all-over print dress that reads like wearable art. The bold black-and-white pattern channels organic symmetry — like ink blots or abstract zebra stripes — for a look that's modern and slightly tribal.

  • 100% polyester – lightweight and quick-drying for all-over print clarity
  • Side seams and self-fabric binding for shape retention and clean edges
  • Tagless design and true-to-size fit for comfortable, irritation-free wear
  • Light fabric weight (6.0 oz/yd²) that drapes and breathes
  • Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts; white thread for seamless prints
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Cut in a relaxed T-shirt silhouette, it drapes easily over the body and moves with you: breathable polyester keeps the print crisp and the fabric quick-drying, while side seams and self-fabric binding hold the shape so the pattern stays aligned. Wear it when you want effortless style that reads confident and curious — whether you're wandering a weekend market, layering it with a moto jacket for a gallery night, or slipping into something easy for a summer travel day. The tagless finish and true-to-size fit make it fuss-free to wear all day.

Care instructions
  • Do not dryclean
  • Do not iron
  • Tumble dry: low heat
  • Do not bleach
  • Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle

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