Dresses & Rompers

What size should I order?

You can always refer to the size chart on the website. If you are between sizes, we recommend sizing up.

What are your dresses and rompers made of?

Our dresses and rompers are made from organic cotton, Tencel, recycled polyester, recycled polyamide or a blend of these fibers. The fabric or fiber content on the item you love is indicated in the product description.

How often should I wash my RB dress or romper?

As often as you feel it is necessary. Washing your clothes less often is actually better for the planet and will free up some precious time for more exciting things. Don't worry, it doesn't involve wearing dirty clothes! Most of us do our laundry too

What is the best way to take care of my dress or romper?

To keep your dress or romper in top condition, we recommend washing it inside out in cold water by hand or on a delicate cycle. After washing, simply hang to dry. You'll find that Rose Boreal products dry quickly, so you can get back to wearing them

Can I put my dress or romper in the dryer?

It is always best to avoid the dryer in order to prolong the life of your clothing. However, we have a little tip to restore softness and suppleness to your items! Once your item is completely dry from airdrying, run it on a no-heat cycle in the drye

Can I iron my dress or romper if it becomes wrinkled?

Yes, at a low temperature, if it is made from 100% cotton or a mixture of Tencel and cotton. To eliminate wrinkles, it's best to steam or hang your items in the bathroom when you take a shower.

How do I remove stains from my dress or romper?

Gently wipe any stains with mild soap and wash your garment following the care label instructions.

Can I use fabric softener when washing my dress or romper?

At Rose Boreal, we love solutions that benefit us and the planet. Instead of using classic fabric softener, we do the following: add half a cup of baking soda to your laundry during the wash cycle and your clothes will come out soft and smelling fres

What should I do if my dress or romper starts to pill?

Pilling is a natural process that happens to most fabrics — even the most luxurious ones. Pilling doesn't necessarily mean that the garment is made of a poor-quality fabric, nor is it a reason to throw away or return it. These pesky fabric pills resu

How should I store my dress or romper when not in use?

Simply fold and place it in your dresser like any other item or hang carefully in the closet!

How do I dispose of my dress or romper at the end of their life?

We are working toward finding a recycling partner, and we hope to be able to offer you a solution to this issue soon. In the meantime, did you know that many Rose Boreal items can be turned into household washcloths when they are no longer wearable?