Part of the Savanna Series —

Savanna Earth Bundle — One Ground. Two Ways to Wear It.

The Savanna Earth Shirt Dress and Wide-Leg Jumpsuit are built from the same terracotta ground — one covered in pattern, one holding it plain. Two pieces that work as a set or on their own, sold together at a saving. The geometry connects them; the silhouette separates them.

The Shirt Dress

The shirt dress runs the Savanna geometric repeat — circles, bowtie forms, and angular marks — in a close, dense tile across the entire garment. White motifs on terracotta, collar to curved hem. Button-front, point collar, short sleeve with a rolled cuff. Layer it open over the jumpsuit or close it and let the repeat do the work.

The Print

At this density, the pattern reads as texture from a distance and as detail up close. Drawn from bògòlanfini, the West African art tradition of earth-dyed geometric cloth, the motifs tile without gap or hierarchy — a full-surface commitment to the geometry.

The Silhouette

Relaxed fit with a defined waistline. Curved hem — slightly longer at the back. White buttons. Rolled short-sleeve cuff. Worn open over the jumpsuit, the print frames the solid body beneath it.

The Jumpsuit

The jumpsuit is the quiet piece of the pair — solid terracotta through the body, with the white geometric border running at the ankle hem and ikat-print trim at the neckline and adjustable spaghetti straps. The ground rests; the border holds the detail.

The Hem Border

Two rows of white geometric motifs run at the ankle — circles, angular marks, crossed forms — the same vocabulary as the shirt dress, compressed into a border. The wide leg carries it to the floor.