Paxton Mini Dress

95% Polyester, 5% Elastane.
This garment is made using a deadstock ITY fabric.

We think raw polyester fabric is pretty icky - that's why we no longer use raw polyester fibres. It's a shame that Polyester has so many bad qualities - because overall it is one of the most hard wearing materials that can be used in clothing. It is durable and long lasting so that it can be worn over and over again.

Clothing durability helps to reduce waste from damaged garments ending up in landfill - as well as reducing excessive consumption needed to continuously buy replacement items. Where we use deadstock polyester fabrics we encourage you to wear the garments often, to take good care of them so that they last and to wash them responsibly (follow our care guide).

People - the garment is sewn ethically in London, UK. It's made by expert sewing machinists who are paid above a living wage. AYM is a member of Brighton Living Wage organisation to raise awareness of the importance of paying a living wage.

Packaging – All paper and card packaging, including the boxes, swing tags and box inserts are made using FSC® responsible paper and card. They can be biodegraded or recycled after use. The garment bags are used to protect the garment to ensure it isn’t damaged in storage and transit. These bags are made using a D2W biodegradable garment bag.

Washing - For the most sustainable care we recommend washing as little as possible. Using a handwashing process wherever you can as this doesn’t rely on washing machines and dryers that use a lot of power. It’s also a gentler process that will allow the garment to last longer. We recommend opting for eco-friendly washing detergents.

To learn more about what we are doing to be more visit our 'Sustainability' page.

We'll ship to you free on orders over $75

We offer a gift packaging option for a luxurious finish.

Return within 30 days of delivery for a refund or exchange.

The Paxton Mini Dress is made ethically by our expert sewing machinists, who are passionate about creating high quality clothing that will last.

People - the garment is sewn ethically in London, UK. It's made by expert sewing machinists who are paid above a living wage. AYM is a member of Brighton Living Wage organisation to raise awareness of the importance of paying a living wage.

Packaging – All paper and card packaging, including the boxes, swing tags and box inserts are made using FSC® responsible paper and card. They can be biodegraded or recycled after use. The garment bags are used to protect the garment to ensure it isn’t damaged in storage and transit. These bags are made using a D2W biodegradable garment bag.

Washing - For the most sustainable care we recommend washing as little as possible. Using a handwashing process wherever you can as this doesn’t rely on washing machines and dryers that use a lot of power. It’s also a gentler process that will allow the garment to last longer. We recommend opting for eco-friendly washing detergents.

To learn more about what we are doing to be more visit our 'Sustainability' page.

On the Paxton Mini Dress we have chosen the following fabric because it best suits the fit and durability requirements of this style.

95% Polyester, 5% Elastane.
This garment is made using a deadstock ITY fabric.

We think raw polyester fabric is pretty icky - that's why we no longer use raw polyester fibres. It's a shame that Polyester has so many bad qualities - because overall it is one of the most hard wearing materials that can be used in clothing. It is durable and long lasting so that it can be worn over and over again.

Clothing durability helps to reduce waste from damaged garments ending up in landfill - as well as reducing excessive consumption needed to continuously buy replacement items. Where we use deadstock polyester fabrics we encourage you to wear the garments often, to take good care of them so that they last and to wash them responsibly (follow our care guide).

This fabric is OKEO-TEX 100 certified and is made in a mill that ensures the highest level of quality.