• A model wearing a loose, short blue dress and dark brown shoes, holding a large pitchfork with a wooden handle.
  • A woman with short brown hair wearing a vibrant royal blue button-up dress.
  • A woman modeling a loose-fitting, short-sleeved blue dress with a buttoned mock neck.
  • A woman shown in profile wearing a bright royal blue short-sleeve dress.
  • A model shown from the back wearing a bright blue short-sleeved dress with a relaxed silhouette, paired with dark brown flat shoes.
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Gallery Dress

US$ 229
US$ 229

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A model wearing a loose, short blue dress and dark brown shoes, holding a large pitchfork with a wooden handle. A woman with short brown hair wearing a vibrant royal blue button-up dress.
  • A royal blue short-sleeve blouse with a high gathered neckline and a button placket, displayed flat against a light gray background.
  • A close-up back view of a person with short brown hair wearing a bright royal blue blouse with a gathered, pleated neckline against a plain light background.
A woman modeling a loose-fitting, short-sleeved blue dress with a buttoned mock neck.

Bold. Crisp. Oversized.

Crafted from a crisp poplin, the Gallery Dress has an oversized fit with boxy, deep-cut sleeves, creating its bold silhouette. The softly gathered neckline is beautifully finished with a shell button placket. Ending just above the knee, the dress has inseam pockets for extra practicality.

Wear simply. Stand out.

Designed in Aotearoa | New Zealand

Wear nature. not plastic.

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A woman shown in profile wearing a bright royal blue short-sleeve dress. A model shown from the back wearing a bright blue short-sleeved dress with a relaxed silhouette, paired with dark brown flat shoes.
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  • A royal blue short-sleeve blouse with a high gathered neckline and a button placket, displayed flat against a light gray background.
  • A close-up back view of a person with short brown hair wearing a bright royal blue blouse with a gathered, pleated neckline against a plain light background.

  • Natural buttons

    All our materials are chosen to be at one with nature, and are validated by industry bodies as best-practice. We use natural buttons - responsibly sourced from agoya shell, mussel shell or corozo nut, helping to avoid using zips which can add waste and complexity to the circularity process.

  • Wear Nature. Not Plastic.

    Since 2006, we’ve been on a journey to remove all plastic from our clothing. Pushing beyond industry norms to source, prototype and scale natural alternatives. Today, 100% of our clothing is plastic free.

  • Renewable cotton

    Grown using non-genetically modified seeds, sans harmful chemicals. Meaning it’s honest, organic, fully Fairtrade. Small lots are planted alongside food crops to promote soil fertility, biodiversity, and feed local farming communities.

  • Fairtrade from seed to garment

    Fairtrade certified since our inception in 2006, every part of our supply chain is traced from seed to garment. Independently audited and certified by the Fairtrade Labelling Organisation International (FLO), it ensures farmers are paid fairly, while working to improve sustainability, governance, inequality and community development in surrounding communities.

  • We make with nature

    We a natural single fibre for every garment we make. Grown using non-genetically modified seeds, sans harmful chemicals. Fairtrade organic cotton is used throughout, from interlinings, wadding and labels to the thread that sews each piece together. Meaning it’s honest, organic, fully Fairtrade.

  • Repurposed swing tags

    Made from card formed from a by-product of our fabric offcuts, and connected with organic cotton cord.

  • Conscious colour

    Our organic cotton is coloured using certified inks and dyes. Making it free from chlorine bleach, toxic heavy metals, formaldehyde and aromatic solvents. Retaining a natural fibre that’s breathable, durable and easy to care for.

Clothing is filling our landfills. But what if clothing could fill the land with nutrients?

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