
Olive green dresses and the earthy greens we sew
We’ll be honest about the olive green dress you’re searching for, because we don’t sew one in that exact shade right now. What we do make is plain green, emerald and mint, and plain green rib knit comes closest once you dress it with the browns and beiges olive usually goes with.
Camel, cognac and suede around a green rib mini
Picture a gray Tuesday in October. You put on the green rib mini with a small keyhole at the chest, then a camel coat and suede boots over it. That’s the outfit. The rib stretches and fits close, and with long sleeves you can leave the cardigan at home.
Carry a cognac or caramel bag. Opaque tights, nude or black. The keyhole is decoration enough. Wear your gold on the wrist instead, maybe a leather-strap watch or a thin bracelet.
The same cut comes in mint for days when you’d rather wear gray and white. If it’s the muted, dusty side of green you love, you’ll find it on the sage page.
Emerald rib for work and the commute
Was your olive green dress meant for the office? Then try emerald rib. Our Mustang rib midi covers your arms, the neckline’s round, and the knit is dense and springy. A black blazer at your desk, a camel coat and cognac boots on the way in, and a gold pendant in the neckline.
The turtleneck midi in the same rib wears a thin belt and loafers to work. At six, swap in pumps and gold earrings. Done. We also sew a short emerald turtleneck for every season, and in April it goes with a denim jacket and white sneakers. More warm-toned looks for September through November are on the autumn dress page.
Deeper greens once it gets dark
Evenings need more color than olive gives you. Take the emerald velvet wrap midi to a theater night, or the emerald lurex that ends at mid-calf to a New Year’s party, with ankle boots and matte tights. Shiny tights next to metallic thread are too much.
One small tip. Look at the photos near a window before you decide, because lamplight shifts green more than most colors.
Frequently asked questions
Which of your greens is most like olive?
Plain green, styled with brown, beige and cognac. Emerald is the deeper one.
Can the rib minis go in the washing machine?
Yes, with cool water up to 30 °C and a slow spin. Then dry it flat on a rack, and it won’t stretch.
What should I wear with green if my old favorite was an olive green dress?
Pretty much the same things. Brown leather, camel, beige and denim all work, and warm gold jewelry looks better here than silver. The turtleneck midi with a brown leather bag is a good place to start.
How do I choose a size in rib?
It hugs you, and between two sizes your hip measurement settles it. Everything comes in XS to XL, with XL about a US 12. When you’re ready, compare every shade on the green collection.
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Mint rib knit mini dress with keyhole neckline Style 1644 $77 -

Green rib knit mini dress with keyhole and long sleeves Style 1643 $77 -

Emerald velvet midi dress with long sleeves Style 1624 $84 -

Emerald velvet maxi dress with leg slit Style 1616 $123 -

Emerald velvet mini dress with long sleeves Style 1560 $82 -

Emerald velvet midi wrap dress with long sleeves Style 1556 $97 -

Emerald velvet mini dress with long sleeves Style 1549 $86 -

Emerald velvet cocktail mini dress with thin straps Style 1510 $82 -

Mint rib knit mini dress with ruffle and long sleeves Style 1476 $84 -

Mint rib knit midi dress with long sleeves Style 1473 $84 -

Emerald rib knit midi dress with long sleeves Style 1422 $91 -

Emerald pleated midi dress with short sleeves Style 1419 $97 -

Emerald velvet floor-length dress with leg slit Style 1361 $84 -

Emerald green rib knit turtleneck dress, midi Style 1343 $86 -
Emerald velvet mini dress with one sleeve
Style 1259
$84
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Emerald rib knit turtleneck mini dress
Style 1253
$84
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Emerald velvet mini dress with turtleneck
Style 1085
$73





















