Mary Blue Red Textured Stripe

Cut from a softly textured cotton and linen blend, the Mary shirtdress moves with easy, lived-in grace — the kind of natural fiber Italian linen shirtdress that feels more relaxed with every wear. The bold blue and red textured stripe gives it a fresh, resort-ready energy that works just as hard at brunch as it does on a breezy afternoon by the water.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Relaxed; fits true to size
• Silhouette: Classic shirtdress; long sleeves with button cuffs; front button closure; shirttail hem; just-above-the-knee length
• Construction details: Signature bust-flattering button placement with chest pocket
• Measurements: 34.5" length from shoulder to hem (size S)
• Model info: Simone is 5'8" with a 34" bust, wearing a size S

MATERIALS

Fabric: Cotton and linen blend

Made: Grown in Western Europe, spun primarily in Eastern Europe, and woven in Italy — a fabric with genuine provenance, traceable down to the field of its origin and certified to Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 for the absence of harmful chemicals.

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation. Frank & Eileen has partnered with the same ethical, sustainable manufacturers for over a decade, and every Italian fabric can be traced to its source and meets Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certification.

CARE

Turn garment inside out, machine wash cold, tumble dry low.

STYLED BY LADDER

Wear it as a dress with leather sandals and a woven tote for summer, or layer it open over a fitted tank and wide-leg trousers when the season turns.

ABOUT FRANK & EILEEN

Frank & Eileen was founded in 2009 by former engineer Audrey McLoghlin with a singular obsession: finding the world's finest Italian fabrics and building women's clothing worthy of them. A certified women-owned, women-led B Corporation headquartered in California, the brand has retained 100% ownership while working with the same ethical, sustainable manufacturers since day one — a slow fashion ethos built not as a marketing strategy, but as a founding principle. Their impact score among U.S. apparel companies trails only Patagonia, and they hold the highest B Corp impact score of any women-owned American fashion brand.