5 independent summer brands we love
This week we thought we'd share 5 independent resortwear and summer brands that we love at Dilli Grey, that also pair beautifully with our new Tilly Kaftans.
Hand-block printed in a mix of stripe and floral prints on the softest organic cotton, our Tilly maxi kaftans come in two colourways, a cool summer blue and a raspberry and petal pink.
Both feature two-tone tassels and a clever internal drawstring waist that allows you to wear it cinched or loose and relaxed, depending on your mood.
Now, onto the styling...
Why we love them:
Ocean-friendly, chemical-free, non-toxic sunscreen is the only kind we use on ourselves and our families. With 60% aloe vera and botanical blend of antioxidant green tea, edelweiss and rosemary, it doesn't just protect skin but hydrates it, too.
Why we love them:
We love Alohas sustainable 'on-demand' model of business; creating styles to order to reduce production waste, they use sustainable, low-impact dyeing, ethically sourced leathers and recycled materials in their designs.
Why we love them:
Cossie + Co's signature honeycomb stretch fabric gives great hold and shape; made from recycled polyamide fibre created from plastics that are taken from the depths of the sea. For each kg of fibre produced, one kg of plastic is removed from the ocean. We love the two-tone one-piece designs and the colour-block separates paired with our bold prints.
Why we love them:
Harry Rocks are a long-time Dilli Grey partner, both in our stores and in our collaboration collection here. We are loving Laura's new summer collection, including these infinity hoops which work perfectly with the cool blues of our Tilly kaftans. All Laura's designs are either made by her in Hatton Garden, or her trusted, family run factory in Jaipur using hand-cut semi-precious gems and recycled metals.
Why we love them:
There is nothing cooler than Monc's bio-acetate sunglasses for summer styling. Sunglasses can have a 'throw-away' seasonal bad rep, but these hand-made frames are ones to treasure and when you're done? The frames are 100% compostable.
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