Thoughtfully crafted from handwoven picnic-perfect gingham cotton, our Tiered Ruffle Dress is effortless and flouncy.

Pair with sneakers or sandals for an around-town look or dress it up with a little heel for a fancier look. 

Dress fall mid-length with arm coverage.

Sizing: This collection emulates Japanese styling where fit is more generous and comfortable. 

Please specify size when ordering.

S (US size 2-4)

M (US size 6-8)

L (US size 10-12)

XL (US size 14-16)

Materials and Care:

Handwoven cotton with hand-carved coconut shell buttons. 

We recommend dry-cleaning these garments or machine-wash cold with like colors.

Hang to dry. As these garments are made by hand and are 100% cotton, slight shrinkage may occur.

How it's made:

Ethically made by a team of female artisans in Nepal. 

Since each item is handmade, slight variations make each piece truly one of a kind.

MULXIPLY’s collection of modern accessories and gifts are created by designer Tanja Cesh in Portland, Maine, and made collaboratively with fair wage artists and craftsmen and women in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Born in Los Angeles, Tanja spent 20 years in the design and fashion industry in New York and Boston. She left her corporate career in 2010 to further understand the root cause of human trafficking and modern slavery, specifically the role that fast-fashion plays in it. She spent 4 months in Southeast Asia with various artisan groups, relief agencies, and non-profit groups listening to their stories to further understand the important role that dignified employment plays in keeping both men and women out of the vicious cycle of modern-day slavery. As an artist, Tanja sought to understand the solution that the arts could play in not just interrupting the cycle of poverty but also in elevating the artisan and indigenous craft as a vital part of society and history. She spent hours learning about raw materials and heritage techniques and continues to grow MULXIPLY with that same commitment.

Although MULXIPLY’s studio and operations are in Portland, Maine, Tanja spends 4-6 weeks each year in Kathmandu working with the artists who bring MULXIPLY’s collection to life. The end-goal being a continual offering of products that are beautiful, modern, and carry a story — elevating art and artisan.