Isabel Reversible Multi-way Tank Dress

We almost didn't make the boat neck. Then we saw how classy and flattering it could be — modest, a touch formal, kind to most shoulders — so we paired it with a curved V-neck and made her reversible. The V comes from our Hannah dress, the first dress we ever made: low enough to flatter, never too low.

Then we added everything we've learned: pads so you can skip the bra, two deep pockets, side zips, side slits and a detachable sash. She's an A-line you don't have to think about, with a sash for the days you want more shape. The fabric resists wrinkles and stays sleek all day, so you can pack her for a dinner out, a long-haul flight or a regular Tuesday and she comes out ready to wear.

• Reversible neckline: boat neck on one side, V-neck on the other
• Removable bra pads, so you can go bra-free
• Invisible side zips for easy dressing and breastfeeding access
• Two deep hip pockets
• Midi-to-maxi length with side slits for longer-looking legs and easier movement
• Detachable sash to cinch, tie or wear over your shoulders
  

Modal, Modal Blends 

(100% Modal, or blends with Cotton, Spandex, and Polyester)

• Soft and breathable with a silky drape, Modal keeps its shape with care.
• Modal naturally softens and fades gently over time—each piece will age with you.
• Always flip inside out.
• Use a garment bag.
• Cold wash/30°C or gentle hand wash for delicate items. Mild detergent only, no bleach or fabric softeners.
• Since Modal is breathable and naturally odour-resistant, you don’t have to wash it after every wear — simply air it out between uses.
• Air dry in shade; avoid direct sunlight or high heat to preserve stretch and softness.
  
• Hang or lay flat to dry; avoid tumble drying unless on low heat, inside out, in garment bag.
• Use a steam iron or low-heat setting if needed.
  

A little note: 

We create our pieces to live with you—and we know life gets busy. Whether you're a high-performance individual with a busy schedule, a mother in the newborn trenches, or juggling all the moving parts of household and work, the best way to care for your clothes is the way that is most practical for you. So think of this not as a rulebook, but a gentle guide.

If you don't mind a little character in your clothes as they age, just follow this fuss-free method:

Cold wash, inside out, in a garment bag. Without removing from the bag, tumble dry on a gentle setting with a moderate load. Done.