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Edie Dress - Chestnut Twill

Price $350.00

Color:

Chestnut Twill
Size: XS/S
size chart

To find your perfect fit - check your own measurements against this size chart and find your size. All measurements are in inches!

Body measurements in inches, by size
XS/S S/M M/L L/XL 1X 2X
CHEST 30" 34" 38" 42" 46" 50"
WAIST 26" 28" 30" 32-34" 36" 40"
HIP 38" 42" 46" 50" 54" 58"
✔️ Independently Women & Artist Owned
✔️ Fair-Wage Artisan Crafted in a small workshop in Portugal
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A loose fitting maxi dress with dropped pleated waist for volume and a front slit. Perfect for layering all year round. This dress is pulled on over your head and features side seam pockets.

100% cotton twill

 

Fit

Catherine is 5'11" and wears a size XS/S

Measurement diagram for a sleeveless dress, marked with length, width at the underarm and width below the waist seam for each size
Garment measurements in inches, by size
MeasurementXS/SS/MM/LL/XL1X2X
Length from shoulder to bottom edge, measured flat50"51"52"53"54"55"
Width at the underarm, measured flat16"18"18.5"19.5"20.5"21.5"
Width 5" below the waist seam, measured flat23"24.5"25"26"27"28"
Materials

100% cotton

Details

Made in Portugal

Care Instructions

Wash cold, hang to dry

How it is Made

This piece is crafted in collaboration with fair-wage artisan partners in Portugal, each garment reflects a deep respect for craft, community, and tradition. With fewer than 100 pieces made, every design remains as special as the hands that created it.

A note on producing in Portugal: Portugal has a deep-rooted tradition of weaving, shaped by generations of artisans who understand fabric at an instinctual level. The people making our trousers and shorts bring a quiet precision to their work by refining fit, structure, and finish through experience.

From careful cutting to considered construction, every step reflects a respect for the material and the process. Producing in Portugal means working alongside skilled hands who turn good design into something lasting.

Meet the Designer

Designed by RISD and Central Saint Martins-trained fiber artist Lindsay Degen in Providence, Rhode Island.

DEGEN Edie Dress in Chestnut Twill, 100% cotton
Edie Dress - Chestnut TwillXS/S Price $350.00

Designed in Providence, RI.

Artisan Crafted in Portugal

Built to be worn, kept, and collected over time.

Rooted in Craft. Made to Last.

Close-up of a sewing machine needle and presser foot

Care in Craft

Every DEGEN knit is a collaboration—a chain of hands. From fiber to finished garment, each piece passes through skilled fair-wage Portuguese makers who bring a deep appreciation of woven materials. Every pair of trousers and shorts passes through experienced hands that prioritize precision over speed, refining each detail along the way. Working in Portugal allows us to create woven pieces that feel thoughtful, durable, and quietly refined.

Back of cream wide-leg pants with patch pockets, hanging on a wooden hanger

A Study in Beautiful Finishing

Great woven garments are defined by how they’re put together. Our trousers and shorts are constructed with a level of precision that prioritizes strength, consistency, and longevity. Seams are clean and durable, with each stitch placed thoughtfully to support the structure of the garment.Top stitching is where that craftsmanship becomes visible, crisp, even, and beautifully executed. It frames the silhouette, reinforces key areas, and adds a subtle point of interest.

Close-up of dark indigo selvedge denim

Material, Sourced with Purpose

The denim and twill we use is carefully engineered. Considering yarn size, weave density, and finishing techniques to achieve the right balance of structure, comfort, and longevity is central to our process. Our partners have a deep understanding of how denim behaves over time. They know how to build a cloth that holds its shape while still softening with wear, and how to finish it in a way that brings out depth and character without over-processing. Subtle variations in wash, tone, and texture are embraced rather than erased.

“Meet the knitwear brand worth obsessing over.”

-Fashionista

Model in a multicolored sweater, black skirt and knit pom-pom hat, seated on a low wooden bench

Meet DEGEN

Lindsay Degen is the designer behind DEGEN, a craft-led brand at the intersection of art and fashion. Trained in Fiber Arts at the Rhode Island School of Design and Central Saint Martins, she brings an artist’s rigor and point of view to knitwear—redefining it as both material and medium. Her work balances technical expertise with expressive design, resulting in pieces that feel thoughtful, distinctive, and deeply considered.