wool.and | INSTAGRAM | MAR 23

We've seen a lot of questions about the difference between the Camellia and Sierra dresses, so here's a little comparison for you all: The Camellia is intended to be a sleeker, more refined version than the Sierra; the Sierra is a little more casual. Both have bra strap coverage but the Sierra has slightly wider shoulder width coverage than the Camellia. They both have a similar silhouette but the fabric is different. The Camellia has a lightweight jersey knit fabric while the Sierra has a lightly thicker French terry fabric. That's the biggest difference, but there are a couple minor differences too. The pocket outlines are sewn into the Sierra, but not the Camellia. The back of the Sierra has a seam, but the Camellia does not. The Sierra is a French terry fabric, similar silhouette as the Camellia but slightly thicker fabric. ๐Ÿ‘ Details of the Sierra (charcoal heather): 75% merino wool / 22% nylon / 3% spandex midweight french terry fabric, 235 gsm, 17.5 micron wool. ๐Ÿ‘ Details of the Camellia in a light jersey knit fabric (lapis blue): 78% ultrasoft merino wool, 22% nylon, 160 gsm, 17.5 micron wool. ๐Ÿ‘ Details of the Tencel Camellia (plum heather): 49% utlrasoft merino wool, 33% Tencelโ„ข lyocell, 18% nylon. 200 gsm, 17.5 micron wool. Holler down below if you have any questions!