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blue seersucker dress Girls Blue Stripe Smocked Seersucker Dress | Ric-Rac Trim | Ages 2–6

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blue seersucker dress Girls Blue Stripe Smocked Seersucker Dress | Ric-Rac Trim | Ages 2–6Erde Atelier Handcrafted Blue and white. Smocked and sweet. The kind of dress that photographs itself. The Jollie Dress is cotton seersucker in a classic blue stripe a fabric that has been a summer staple in children's wardrobes for generations, and for good reason. It breathes well, washes easily, and holds its texture through seasons of wear. The smocked bodice is hand worked, each row of gathering held by stitching that creates a flexible, fitted

Erde Atelier — Handcrafted

Blue and white. Smocked and sweet. The kind of dress that photographs itself.

The Jollie Dress is cotton seersucker in a classic blue stripe — a fabric that has been a summer staple in children's wardrobes for generations, and for good reason. It breathes well, washes easily, and holds its texture through seasons of wear. The smocked bodice is hand-worked, each row of gathering held by stitching that creates a flexible, fitted panel. Ric-rac trim at the hem adds a finishing detail that belongs to a different era — and that is entirely the point.

The Craft

  • Hand-smocked bodice — each row individually gathered and held
  • Ric-rac trim at hem — artisan finishing detail
  • Cotton seersucker — breathable, textured, season-proof
  • Classic blue stripe — timeless colourway
  • Made in India in small batches

Size Guide

Age Height (cm) Bust (cm) Tip
2–3 yrs 88–95 60–62 Fits true to age
3–4 yrs 95–104 64–66 Size up if between sizes
4–5 yrs 104–113 68–70 Fits true to age
5–6 yrs 113–120 72–74 Check bust for best fit

Not sure of the size? Message us on WhatsApp — we will guide you before you order.

Product Details

  • Fabric: 100% cotton seersucker, blue stripe
  • Bodice: Hand-smocked
  • Trim: Ric-rac at hem
  • Ages: 2–3, 3–4, 4–5, 5–6 years
  • Care: Gentle machine wash cold. Iron on reverse.
  • Made in: India, small batch

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the smocking on the Jollie Dress done by hand?

Yes. The bodice smocking is hand-worked — each row of gathering is held by individual stitching. This cannot be replicated by machine, and minor variation between pieces is expected and natural.

What fabric is the Jollie Dress made from?

The Jollie is made from 100% cotton seersucker in a classic blue stripe. Seersucker is a naturally puckered fabric that breathes well and holds its texture through repeated washing. No synthetic blends.

How does the Jollie Dress fit?

The Jollie fits true to age for most girls. The hand-smocked bodice has natural stretch. If your child is between sizes, size up. Message us on WhatsApp with her height and we will guide you before you order.

Is the Jollie Dress good for birthdays or gifting?

Yes — the Jollie is a well-received gifting dress for girls aged 2–6 years. The hand-smocked bodice and blue stripe seersucker make it a distinctive and considered gift for birthdays and summer occasions. Free delivery across India.

How do I care for the Jollie Dress?

Gentle machine wash cold. Iron on the reverse to protect the smocking and ric-rac trim. Do not tumble dry. The seersucker texture is self-maintaining.

The Jollie is part of the Erde Atelier — a small-batch collection of handcrafted children's clothing made in India for ages 2–6.

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