Women’s cotton sleepwear Ribbons of flowers is a classic cotton nightgown which has been in the Louise Mitchell sleepwear collections for years.She is a classic for good reason. Comfortable rather simple styling, easy to wear but with detailing and intricate hand embroidery.

Front bodice

Fine vertical pin tucks fall luxuriously down the front bodice to the waist. These pin tucks to the waist allow for extra give over your tummy and more room in the skirt.

But keep in mind that cotton nightgown Ribbons of flowers does not have the extravagant volume of cotton fabric as our smocked gowns,such as Caroline, Lola, Stephanie and Bouquet of flower.

Never forget beauty.

The bodice pin tucks are sewn in groups of three. Between these groups our skilled hand embroiderers have stitched sprays of flowers and roses and fine satin stitched  white bows and ribbons. Ribbons of flowers is a very pretty cotton nightgown.

There is a charming hand embroidered bouquet of roses, daisies and stems on the skirt. The bouquet is tied with a hand embroidered white satin stitch bow.

Maternity

Front opening with mother of pearl buttons goes almost to the waist, so this cotton nightgown is good for new mothers.

Length is 115-120 cms  45-48 inches. Comes to mid calf on Louise’s clients. Our model is 177cms 5 ft 8 inches.

Sleeve is cap which is wonderful in summer.

Louise’s pure soft white cotton.

Louise’s pure cotton has become a signature of Louise Mitchell. Her cotton is a favourite with clients for its breath ability, lightweight and long lasting properties and luxurious soft feel. Her clients especially love it;s softness.

Showing in Fashion Fairs in London, Paris and New York

Women’s cotton sleepwear Ribbons of flowers has been a classic in Louise’s stores for years and a favourite when she has shown her sleepwear collections in Sydney, Paris, London and New York.

Her pure cotton and silk  sleepwear has sold to luxury stores worldwide, Harrods in London, Galleries Lafayette in Paris, Anichini Linea Casa in New York, Takashimaya in Tokyo.