Emma Popover Henley Maxi

This 100% cotton vintage jersey dress is lightweight and breathable with a tactile, lived-in feel — the open-end yarn construction gives it a soft, slightly textured hand that skims the body in a relaxed, easy silhouette. It's the kind of natural fiber pullover dress that feels like a favorite tee elevated into a dress, with a hand-cut raw hem that adds a lived-in, artisan-made edge.

Fit & Construction

Fit type: True to size (relaxed fit)

Silhouette: Collared V-neckline, short sleeves, pullover with no closure, hand-cut raw hem

Measurements: 50.5" length from shoulder to hem

Construction details: Hand-cut raw hem

Materials

Fabric: 100% Cotton (Vintage Jersey, open-end yarn construction)

Made: Made in California, where the vintage jersey is finished using a small-batch garment-dye process — a slow, hands-on method that gives the fabric its lightweight, breathable feel and lived-in texture, and each piece a one-of-a-kind look that continues to evolve and fade with wear.

Sustainability: Frank & Eileen is a certified B Corp, woman-owned and woman-led, built on a philosophy of ethically made, slow fashion and small-batch, California-based production over fast turnover.

Care

Wash separately in cold water before first wear to prevent color transfer. Machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low.

Styled by LADDER

Wear it as-is with flat leather sandals for warm-weather ease, or layer a lightweight jacket and ankle boots over it as the seasons shift.

About Frank & Eileen

Founded in 2009 by former engineer Audrey McLoghlin, Frank & Eileen takes its name from her Irish grandparents, who married in County Wicklow in 1947 — a personal thread that runs through a brand built on the belief that wardrobes, and businesses, should be built with integrity. Operating out of California as a certified B Corp, woman-owned and woman-led, the label favors ethical, small-batch production and premium natural fibers over speed, turning out pieces like this vintage jersey dress, garment-dyed and finished in California, that are made to be worn — and to soften and evolve — for years.