White Stuff's 'flattering' summer dress with pockets shoppers buy in 'five patterns'
The midi shirt dress comes in nine different designs in regular and petite fits
Shoppers are loving the shirt dress
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Shirt dresses are a summer wardrobe staple, offering comfort and style for any event. White Stuff shoppers are particularly impressed with the Rua Jersey Shirt Midi Dress, with some so taken by it that they've snapped it up in 'five different patterns'.
Crafted from a 'super soft' cotton blend, the dress is available in nine charming designs in a variety of colours and prints. Priced at £65, the frock caters to a range of body types, coming in both regular and petite in sizes ranging from six to 24.
The shirt dress features short sleeves, a smart collar, and convenient side pockets. Small button fastenings run down the front of dress, which falls to a flattering below-the-knee length.
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For shoppers who prefer a longer sleeve, Boden is currently offering it Kate Midi Shirt Dress on sale for £75.60, down from its original price of £126. This piece is available in seven vibrant patterns and comes in sizes four to 22 in regular, petite, and long.
Next is selling a Friends Like These Short Sleeve Shirt Midi Dress retailing at £42. This option is offered in three patterns in sizes eight to 24.
Rua Jersey Shirt Midi Dress
£65
White Stuff Buy here Product Description
The shirt dress is available in nine stunning patterns.
As reported by the Express, the Rua Jersey Shirt Midi Dress has garnered a remarkable 2,397 reviews on the White Stuff website, showing how popular the garment is. A delighted customer wrote: "Love this dress, so comfortable to wear. I have a couple in this style and will be definitely buying another one."
A second commented: "Gorgeous dress with a fabulous fit and fabric. I have five of these dresses in different patterns that I wear on repeat and always receive so many compliments. Easy to dress up or down. Rarely wrinkles and washes well. An absolute favourite."
The shirt dress is available in nine different patterns
(Image: White Stuff )
"Lovely summer dress," wrote another happy buyer. "Fits true to size and petite fitting means length is perfect. Soft fabric, well made."
Someone else is clearly impressed, as they added: "I have several of these dresses. They are easy to wear, comfortable with a good fit."
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Sadly one customer was unhappy with their purchase, stating: "Unfortunately this style didn't suit me at all. Pattern lovely, but I felt frumpy in this dress."
In contrast, a glowing five-star review reads: "This is a gorgeous dress that is both comfortable and practical. It is a flattering style and can be worn for either a smart or more casual occasion. This is my second Rua dress and I'm sure it won't be the last."
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