Araminta Maternity Dress with LENZING™ ECOVERO™

Modelled by 32 weeks pregnant Paula

This is your flattering and pared-back LBD to live in right through pregnancy. Dress it up for work or brunch with a tailored blazer and some hoop earrings, and dial it down with a denim jacket and trainers on weekends. The ruched waist feature grows with the bump and the soft, eco-friendly jersey feels great against skin. Araminta’s elegant scoop neckline and versatile midi length makes it a hard-working maternity investment piece. It wears and washes brilliantly.

• Crafted in LENZING™ ECOVERO™ jersey
• Suitable for pregnancy and beyond
• Built-in shelf bra for comfort and support
• Side seam ruching to ensure a flattering fit at all stages

Sustainable Attributes:

Made in Europe
Low Water Use
Ethically made
Vegan
Low Carbon

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Source: Isabella Oliver

Brand: Isabella Oliver is the label of sustainable and comfortable maternity clothes from House of Baukjen. Isabella Oliver and Baukjen are both B Corp certified. This certificate is issued to companies that meet the highest standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and legal liability to balance purpose and profit.

Fair Trade: The clothing is made in 15 family workshops in Portugal, 3 workshops in Romania, 1 workshop in England and 1 workshop in Bulgaria. They visit and are in close contact with these workshops to keep a close eye on the working conditions.

Local Production: Isabella Oliver's main production is taken place in Portugal.

Environmentally Friendly: Isabella Oliver is always aiming to increase its sustainable and natural fabrics offers. The brand uses eco-friendly materials such as viscose from Lenzing ™ Ecovero ™, organic cotton, mulesing-free wool and Italian linen.

Good Cause: Baukjen plants a tree for every order, and they support multiple charities around women and children, including the Children's Trust Tree Project.