Poplin Has Been A Major Fashion Trend In Recent Years, Even Though It'S Been Around Forever. The Tightly Woven Fabric Has A Smooth Finish And A Clean Look. In Case You'Re Wondering Where The Name Comes From: It'S Derived From 'Papeleine,' A Silk Fabric Popular In The 15Th Century. Today'S Poplin Is Usually Made Entirely—Or Sometimes Partially—Of Cotton. Light-Weight Cotton Poplin Is Used For Cotton Blouses And Dresses, While Slightly Heavier Poplin Is Suitable For Cotton Jackets, Trousers, And Skirts. This Timeless Fabric Is Made For Our New Forever Pieces.


68% Cotton, 28% Nylon, 4% Elastane
Slightly Firmer Poplin
Garment-Dyed
Relaxed A-Line, Knee-Length
Pointed Collar, V-Neck
78 Sleeves, Wide Cuffs
Box Pleat At The Back
Available In Multiple Colors

If You Are In Doubt Between Two Sizes, We Recommend Taking The Smaller Size.