Jopa Dress
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Jopa Dress makes a statement with a striking copper base and metallic foil finish. This midi to long, wrap style V-neck dress is crafted from a soft, lightweight French linen and viscose blend with subtle texture and shimmer from the metallic foil, adding a touch of luxury. Finished with short batwing sleeves and a wide wrap belt that can be tied in multiple ways. Style with strappy sandals for day and elevate for evening with metallic jewels and heels.
- Shimmery foil print on copper on French linen blend
- Wrap across bodice and V-neckline
- Short batwing sleeves
- Hem splits on both sides for ease
MATERIAL
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55% Linen 45% Viscose Rayon
This piece is crafted from a blend of linen and responsibly sourced Viscose Rayon. It is a soft and lightweight blend with a subtle texture and cool touch. A shimmery foil print adds a luxurious touch.
Linen is a natural plant fibre, grown from the flax plant. The crop itself is naturally pest-resistant and requires minimal water to grow, meaning it demands fewer resources than crops such as conventionally-grown cotton.
Viscose is a man-made cellulosic fibre (MMCF), derived from wood pulp. It has a silk-like feel, fluid drape and comfortable breathability. Through our work with not-for-profit organisation Canopy, we are sourcing more than 95% of our MMCF fibres from producers that have a dark green shirt rating according to the most current CanopyStyle Hot Button Report, which is the highest possible rating. This rating is a reflection of Canopy's assessment of the producers' engagement with CanopyStyle audits, their contribution to conservation, innovation initiatives, sourcing policies, transparency and chemical management.
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MAKER
This style was made in China through production agent Eastlink Sales, established in 2006 by Mrs Crystal Wu. Crystal has a great team based in Shanghai who work with us to manage our development and production.
They also act as the go between with the factory where our garments are made, Yao Fa Garment Factory.
Yao Fa Garment Factory undergo annual SMETA social compliance audits, which are conducted by a third party and provide transparency into worker wellbeing and wages. They are also measuring their environmental impact through tracking their electricity use. In 2023, the factory's investment in Renewable Energy Certificates meant that they operated on 100% renewable electricity.
