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It starts with a flower<\/h2>\n

Every ROSAVELI print begins as a painting. A rose with the dew still on it, a hedgerow of wild dog-roses, a lawn full of daisies, peonies glowing after sunset. We paint each flower in gouache or watercolour, turn it into a repeat and give it a name. There are twelve prints in the garden at the moment, and every one of them is our own.<\/p>\n

We plant the shop by the size of the flower. Big blooms for the days you want to be seen across a garden party. Tiny ditsy prints for everyday. And a bed of plain linen for the days you would rather not wear flowers at all.<\/p>\n

One pattern, two fabrics<\/h2>\n

Our partner garment factory cuts the printed dresses and the linen dresses from the same set of pattern pieces. A square neck in rose-print viscose has a twin in blush linen-cotton. If one fits you, the other will too, and you can wear the same shape in two very different moods.<\/p>\n

The same thinking runs through the rest of the garden: each print is cut into a dress or skirt, a blouse and a hair scarf, so the pieces can be worn together or apart.<\/p>\n

What we promise, and what we don’t<\/h2>\n