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The epitome of stylish workwear

It's only when you don't have time in the morning that you can't decide what to wear. Choosing clothes every day can get boring. If you feel that way, we recommend adding a dress to your wardrobe. Not only can you choose one piece on busy mornings, but you can also wear it with bottoms, making it a versatile and convenient item.

A high-collar dress with a generous width and wide silhouette. It can be worn alone or opened up as a jacket, making it a convenient item to have in your wardrobe. If you button it up to the top, it becomes a high-neck style, allowing you to enjoy arranging your neck. The maxi length creates a mature and casual atmosphere, and the slightly short sleeves and high collar make it attractive for its versatility, as it can be worn like a shirt. There is plenty of gathering under the collar, giving it a voluminous silhouette.

Made of soft and light fine-ribbed corduroy material, it comes in elegant and easy-to-match colors. It can be worn in a variety of styles, such as marking the waist with a belt to add definition, or opening the front and wearing it like a coat. It also has pockets, so it's practical too.

I want to wear it every day

All of Yarmo's clothing is simple in design, but has a playful and classical taste. The loose silhouette doesn't show off the body lines, and it's not too pretentious, and it's supple and durable, with the stable comfort that you expect from Yarmo. It's a simple detail that can be worn every day, but as the name suggests, it's a dress, and you can feel the dignity from every part of it. It has a stand-up collar that makes your neck look beautiful, and the length can be changed from the front to the back, making it a good match for layering. It's great to wear it alone, or with pants or leggings.

Manufacturing for working people

Yarmo is a factory brand founded in Great Yarmouth, England in 1898. Originally, they made smock-type aprons and jackets for herring fishermen, and had many stores around the ports of England. Their workwear, made for people working on the sea in harsh environments, is loved not only by the fishing industry but also by artists and craftsmen in other professions due to its durable and heat-retaining fabric, excellent patterns that take ease of movement into consideration, and highly practical design. They also make uniforms for various companies, including the British Ministry of Defense, famous oil manufacturers, and pharmaceutical manufacturers, and are a representative brand of British workwear.