ATELIER KARAÏBESMade, printed in-store, in Guadeloupe and Les Saintes

Made, printed in-store, in Guadeloupe and Les Saintes

HANDMADE CLOTHING · CHILDREN’S RANGE

Size guide

Size guide

The tunic dress (kid)

Room to grow.

The guide to the child tunic dress from Atelier Karaïbes, in Les Saintes, Guadeloupe.

Drawing of the child's madras tunic dress, with a flared cut and adjustable cord at the neckline.

First a dress. Then a tank top or a tunic.

Little girl with short hair wearing the madras tunic dress as a flared dress, with sandals.

Dress

Light and flared.

Older child wearing the madras tunic-dress as a top over white pants, with sneakers.

Tank top
or as a tunic

With shorts or pants.

Designed to grow with them

Detailed drawing of the madras cord passing through the dress neckline and tied on one shoulder.

The cord adjusts the neckline.

The tie adjusts on the shoulder to regulate the collar opening.

Three-quarters view of the children’s tunic dress in madras: gathers tightened along the cord in the neckline casing.

Spread the gathers evenly.

Slide the fabric along the cord to distribute the gathers, then retie the bow.

A flared cut for free movement.

Useful answers

All questions
How to distribute gathers on the neckline?

Slide the fabric on the cord, distribute the gathers, then retie the tie on the shoulder to adjust the collar opening without tightening.

Are the matching shorts sold with the tunic dress?

No. The shorts are sold separately. The tunic dress can be worn on its own or with shorts or pants, depending on the style you prefer.