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The Slip Dress v1.0 - Archive
115 USD230 USD
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Black
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115 USD230 USD
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Released / Version
2025
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The Slip Skirt v1.0 - Archive
119 USD170 USD
66% Naia™ Acetate, 34% LENZING™ ECOVERO™. Lightweight, breathable satin weave with a subtle sheen, cut on the bias. Milled and tailored in Portugal. Available in two lengths.
Archived due to a design and fit update of the slip skirt summer 2026.
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Size & Fit
Our women's slip skirt features a balanced silhouette, cut on the bias for a flattering drape. Every size is available in short and long adjusting the length by 10cm (4").
The model is 177cm/5'10” tall and wears a size S Long.
Compare an item you own to our detailed measurement chart using our instructions below.
All measurements are garment measurements - take them on the garment lying out flat, not on the body. Please note actual garment measurements can vary +/- 1.5cm
Waist XXS XS S M L XL XXL Short 29 32 35 38 41.5 45 48.5 Long 29 32 35 38 41.5 45 48.5 Hip XXS XS S M L XL XXL Short 40 43 46 49 52.5 56 59.5 Long 40 43 46 49 52.5 56 59.5 Bottom XXS XS S M L XL XXL Short 75 78 81 84 87.5 91 94.5 Long 75 78 81 84 87.5 91 94.5 Length XXS XS S M L XL XXL Short 76 78 80 82 84.5 87 89.5 Long 86 88 90 92 94.5 97 99.5 
A: WAIST Flatten the waistband fully and measure straight across the top edge.
B: HIP Measure straight across the widest part of the hips.
C: BOTTOM Measure straight across the bottom of the garment.
D: LENGTH Measure straight down from the highest point to the bottom of the garment.
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Produced in 2025. This style is available in Archive due to the introduction of an updated version of The Slip Skirt with a new fit and design.
- Release
2025
- Version
1.0
- Fiber composition
66% Naia™ Acetate, 34% LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose
- Yarn count
Warp: Ne 35/1 weft: Ne 30/1
- Fabric construction
Satin weave
- Fabric weight
193gsm
Woven in Portugal by Riopele and tailored in a small-scale atelier in Northern Portugal, using Naia™ Cellulose Acetate and LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose yarns.
How it's made
Component/ProcessSupplierCountryLast Visited
Packing
Enaltecer Sorrisos Unipessoal Lda
Vilarinho Das Cambas, Portugal Est. 2015-01-01
Founded in 2015 by Célia Carvalho, a Textile Engeneer specialized in the manufacturing of woven garments, Enaltecer Sorrisos is a small scale atelier that works with some of the world's most demanding high-end brands. Made up of just a handful of artesans, the team works exclusively with the design, development and manufacturing of intricate woven garments.
Employees
18
Salary
1000 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
manufacturing
Last Visit
2024-10-16
Portugal
2024-10-16
Pressing
Enaltecer Sorrisos Unipessoal Lda
Vilarinho Das Cambas, Portugal Est. 2015-01-01
Founded in 2015 by Célia Carvalho, a Textile Engeneer specialized in the manufacturing of woven garments, Enaltecer Sorrisos is a small scale atelier that works with some of the world's most demanding high-end brands. Made up of just a handful of artesans, the team works exclusively with the design, development and manufacturing of intricate woven garments.
Employees
18
Salary
1000 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
manufacturing
Last Visit
2024-10-16
Portugal
2024-10-16
Sewing
Enaltecer Sorrisos Unipessoal Lda
Vilarinho Das Cambas, Portugal Est. 2015-01-01
Founded in 2015 by Célia Carvalho, a Textile Engeneer specialized in the manufacturing of woven garments, Enaltecer Sorrisos is a small scale atelier that works with some of the world's most demanding high-end brands. Made up of just a handful of artesans, the team works exclusively with the design, development and manufacturing of intricate woven garments.
Employees
18
Salary
1000 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
manufacturing
Last Visit
2024-10-16
Portugal
2024-10-16
Cutting
Enaltecer Sorrisos Unipessoal Lda
Vilarinho Das Cambas, Portugal Est. 2015-01-01
Founded in 2015 by Célia Carvalho, a Textile Engeneer specialized in the manufacturing of woven garments, Enaltecer Sorrisos is a small scale atelier that works with some of the world's most demanding high-end brands. Made up of just a handful of artesans, the team works exclusively with the design, development and manufacturing of intricate woven garments.
Employees
18
Salary
1000 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
manufacturing
Last Visit
2024-10-16
Portugal
2024-10-16
Finishing
Riopele Texteis S.A
Vila Nova de Famalicao, Portugal Est. 1927-01-01
Founded in 1927 by the young entrepreneur José Dias de Oliveira by installing two cotton weaving machines in a water mill built in the municipality of Vila Nova de Famalicão, this family owned mill is one of the oldest textile manufacturers in Portugal. As a leading textile manufacturer of apparel fabrics, they run a vertical production system from yarn spinning to dyed and finished fabrics. Riopele have consistently invested in the renewal of their machinery, product R&D and facilities to create better products while reducing their environmental footprint. Riopele are renowned for working with innovative cellulose based low impact fibers such as Naia Acetate, Tencell Lyocell and Lenzing Ecovero. Today Riopele have a 6 megawatt photovoltaic park that supports their power consumption, they purify rainwater, recycle over 50% of consumed water and comply with the rigorous provisions of legal and statutory requirements, such as the REACH Regulation and the certification STeP – Sustainable Textile Production. Riopele also comply with the Restricted Substance List of the ZDHC - Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals - programme and are committed to the European Union’s new chemical management strategy, aligned with the European Ecological Pact (Green Deal). At the product level, Riopele are certified under the Organic Content Standard (GOTS) and Oeko-Tex Standard 100, among others.
Employees
1032
Salary
1199 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h, 3 shifts
Tier
milling
Last Visit
2024-06-21
Portugal
2024-06-21
Piece dyeing
Riopele Texteis S.A
Vila Nova de Famalicao, Portugal Est. 1927-01-01
Founded in 1927 by the young entrepreneur José Dias de Oliveira by installing two cotton weaving machines in a water mill built in the municipality of Vila Nova de Famalicão, this family owned mill is one of the oldest textile manufacturers in Portugal. As a leading textile manufacturer of apparel fabrics, they run a vertical production system from yarn spinning to dyed and finished fabrics. Riopele have consistently invested in the renewal of their machinery, product R&D and facilities to create better products while reducing their environmental footprint. Riopele are renowned for working with innovative cellulose based low impact fibers such as Naia Acetate, Tencell Lyocell and Lenzing Ecovero. Today Riopele have a 6 megawatt photovoltaic park that supports their power consumption, they purify rainwater, recycle over 50% of consumed water and comply with the rigorous provisions of legal and statutory requirements, such as the REACH Regulation and the certification STeP – Sustainable Textile Production. Riopele also comply with the Restricted Substance List of the ZDHC - Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals - programme and are committed to the European Union’s new chemical management strategy, aligned with the European Ecological Pact (Green Deal). At the product level, Riopele are certified under the Organic Content Standard (GOTS) and Oeko-Tex Standard 100, among others.
Employees
1032
Salary
1199 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h, 3 shifts
Tier
milling
Last Visit
2024-06-21
Portugal
2024-06-21
Weaving
Riopele Texteis S.A
Vila Nova de Famalicao, Portugal Est. 1927-01-01
Founded in 1927 by the young entrepreneur José Dias de Oliveira by installing two cotton weaving machines in a water mill built in the municipality of Vila Nova de Famalicão, this family owned mill is one of the oldest textile manufacturers in Portugal. As a leading textile manufacturer of apparel fabrics, they run a vertical production system from yarn spinning to dyed and finished fabrics. Riopele have consistently invested in the renewal of their machinery, product R&D and facilities to create better products while reducing their environmental footprint. Riopele are renowned for working with innovative cellulose based low impact fibers such as Naia Acetate, Tencell Lyocell and Lenzing Ecovero. Today Riopele have a 6 megawatt photovoltaic park that supports their power consumption, they purify rainwater, recycle over 50% of consumed water and comply with the rigorous provisions of legal and statutory requirements, such as the REACH Regulation and the certification STeP – Sustainable Textile Production. Riopele also comply with the Restricted Substance List of the ZDHC - Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals - programme and are committed to the European Union’s new chemical management strategy, aligned with the European Ecological Pact (Green Deal). At the product level, Riopele are certified under the Organic Content Standard (GOTS) and Oeko-Tex Standard 100, among others.
Employees
1032
Salary
1199 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h, 3 shifts
Tier
milling
Last Visit
2024-06-21
Portugal
2024-06-21
Spinning (viscose)
Riopele Texteis S.A
Vila Nova de Famalicao, Portugal Est. 1927-01-01
Founded in 1927 by the young entrepreneur José Dias de Oliveira by installing two cotton weaving machines in a water mill built in the municipality of Vila Nova de Famalicão, this family owned mill is one of the oldest textile manufacturers in Portugal. As a leading textile manufacturer of apparel fabrics, they run a vertical production system from yarn spinning to dyed and finished fabrics. Riopele have consistently invested in the renewal of their machinery, product R&D and facilities to create better products while reducing their environmental footprint. Riopele are renowned for working with innovative cellulose based low impact fibers such as Naia Acetate, Tencell Lyocell and Lenzing Ecovero. Today Riopele have a 6 megawatt photovoltaic park that supports their power consumption, they purify rainwater, recycle over 50% of consumed water and comply with the rigorous provisions of legal and statutory requirements, such as the REACH Regulation and the certification STeP – Sustainable Textile Production. Riopele also comply with the Restricted Substance List of the ZDHC - Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals - programme and are committed to the European Union’s new chemical management strategy, aligned with the European Ecological Pact (Green Deal). At the product level, Riopele are certified under the Organic Content Standard (GOTS) and Oeko-Tex Standard 100, among others.
Employees
1032
Salary
1199 EUR/month
Employees Work Hours
8h, 3 shifts
Tier
milling
Last Visit
2024-06-21
Portugal
2024-06-21
Fiber production (viscose)
Lenzing AG
Lenzing, Austria Est. 1938-01-01
Founded more than 80 years ago, global fiber producer Lenzing provides plant-based viscose, modal, lyocell fibers, and filament yarn to the textile and nonwovens industries. From producing fibers from certified renewable wood sources to pioneering a closed-loop manufacturing process, Lenzing is actively involved in tackling the problems arising from climate change - such as water security risks and deforestation by implementing targets verified and approved by the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Combining Lenzing’s decades of experience and expertise in operating pulp and biorefinery processes, we make sure our cullolose-based fibers are extracted from FSC (Forest Stewardship Council certified) forest and processed with nontoxic organic solvents recovered from previous production processes.
Employees
3000
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
raw_materials
Austria
-
Pulp Production (viscose)
Lenzing AG
Lenzing, Austria Est. 1938-01-01
Founded more than 80 years ago, global fiber producer Lenzing provides plant-based viscose, modal, lyocell fibers, and filament yarn to the textile and nonwovens industries. From producing fibers from certified renewable wood sources to pioneering a closed-loop manufacturing process, Lenzing is actively involved in tackling the problems arising from climate change - such as water security risks and deforestation by implementing targets verified and approved by the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Combining Lenzing’s decades of experience and expertise in operating pulp and biorefinery processes, we make sure our cullolose-based fibers are extracted from FSC (Forest Stewardship Council certified) forest and processed with nontoxic organic solvents recovered from previous production processes.
Employees
3000
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
raw_materials
Austria
-
Spinning (acetate)
Eastman Chemical Company
Kingsport, United States Est. 1920-01-01
Located in Kingsport, US, this Eastman was founded in 1920 and has since become a global specialty materials company that produces a broad range of products found in items people use every day. We partner with this supplier for their trademark Naia cellulosic filament yarn, made from 100% wood fibres. The Naia™ cellulosic fiber is made in the USA from FSC and PESC certified Eucalyptus forestry in the US and Brazil, manufactured in a closed-loop process where solvents are recycled back into the system for reuse.
Employees
14000
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
raw_materials
United States
-
Fiber production (acetate)
Eastman Chemical Company
Kingsport, United States Est. 1920-01-01
Located in Kingsport, US, this Eastman was founded in 1920 and has since become a global specialty materials company that produces a broad range of products found in items people use every day. We partner with this supplier for their trademark Naia cellulosic filament yarn, made from 100% wood fibres. The Naia™ cellulosic fiber is made in the USA from FSC and PESC certified Eucalyptus forestry in the US and Brazil, manufactured in a closed-loop process where solvents are recycled back into the system for reuse.
Employees
14000
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
raw_materials
United States
-
Pulp Production (acetate)
Eastman Chemical Company
Kingsport, United States Est. 1920-01-01
Located in Kingsport, US, this Eastman was founded in 1920 and has since become a global specialty materials company that produces a broad range of products found in items people use every day. We partner with this supplier for their trademark Naia cellulosic filament yarn, made from 100% wood fibres. The Naia™ cellulosic fiber is made in the USA from FSC and PESC certified Eucalyptus forestry in the US and Brazil, manufactured in a closed-loop process where solvents are recycled back into the system for reuse.
Employees
14000
Employees Work Hours
8h
Tier
raw_materials
United States
-
Forestry
Unknown
-
-
Zipper
YKK Portugal Lda
-
-
Hook & bar
Unknown
-
-
Waistband
Unknown
-
-
Sewing thread
Coats Group PLC
Hungary
-
Main label
Nilörngruppen AB
Hong Kong SAR China
-
Care label
Nilörngruppen AB
Hong Kong SAR China
-
Cost, resource and impact breakdown
For every garment, we not only disclose the full supply chain, but also its monetary and resource cost structure along with the resulting CO2e emissions. Impact is calculated in kg of climate change CO₂ equivalent. Figures refer to garment production (raw material to finished garment) and exclude post-purchase lifecycle stages (shipping, use phase, end of life).
| Component | Cost | Co2 | Water | Energy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assembly | 27.9 EUR | 0.04 kg | 0.2 l | 2.18 kWh |
| Main Fabric | 34.4 EUR | 2.75 kg | 1.72 l | 13.63 kWh |
| Trims | 1.5 EUR | 0.33 kg | 0.49 l | 0.87 kWh |
| Transport | 0.4 EUR | 0.22 kg | 0.02 l | 1.28 kWh |
| Total | 64.3 EUR | 3.35 kg | 2.42 l | 17.96 kWh |