Product Description The sharp, modern lines of this asymmetric shirt are softened by a delicate bow detail at the neckline and slim, full-length sleeves. The beautiful crossweave fabric is yarn dyed before weaving, resulting in a smooth, richly-coloured material with a gorgeous drape. The Alexandra shirt is available in two colors: a luscious, autumnal burgundy and a more neutral lichen that brings out the deep, detailed texture of the crossweave fabric. We are passionate about creating clothing that is sustainable as well as stylish. This shirt is vegan friendly, and is made with certified organic cotton sourced from fair trade suppliers. Care & Info Delicate Wash Sizing Size:XS; Front Length: 31′′ (79.5cm); Back Length: 22.5′′ (57.5cm); Sleeve: 24′′ (61.5cm); Chest: 40′′ (102cm) Size:S; Front Length: 32′′ (82cm); Back Length: 23.5′′ (60cm); Sleeve: 25′′ (64cm); Chest: 41′′ (104.5cm) Size:M; Front Length: 33′′ (84.5cm); Back Length: 24.5′′ (62.5cm); Sleeve: 26′′ (66.5cm); Chest: 42′′ (107cm) Size:L; Front Length: 34′′ (87cm); Back Length: 25.5′′ (65cm); Sleeve: 27′′ (69cm); Chest: 43′′ (109.5cm) Size:XL; Front Length: 35′′ (89.5cm); Back Length: 26.5′′ (67.5cm); Sleeve: 28′′ (71.5cm); Chest: 44′′ (112.5cm) Meet The Designer Bo Carter is a unique, independent, ethical fashion brand, creating high quality contemporary garments in a responsible manner. Bo was born in Poland during the communist era, an environment that offered little but empty shelves. Though that did not stop her from creating her own imaginary world of fashion with paper and scissors designing clothes for her paper dolls. Even after moving to England and taking up a career as an accountant, fashion was never far from her mind. This obsession led her to create her first collection in 2010. After that there was no stopping her. Bo has since showcased her collections in USA, India, Malta, Iceland and throughout the UK. Bo’s vision of fashion is clear: be unique, be bold and most of all be ethical. Ethics and a tough stance against animal cruelty have a special place in Bo’s heart, which is why you won’t find leather, fur or garments made using child labour or exploitation in any of her collections.