Name: Francesca Marchisio BOHO up-cycled | Renoon
Brand: Francesca Marchisio
SKU: francesca-marchisio-boho-up-cycled
Price: 698 EUR
Availability: InStock

UK-based vintage platform that created their own vintage label. Apparel and accessories crafted from reclaimed materials with a mission to create original designs while addressing concern for declining global resources

The buying team from Beyond Retro has a focus on responding to trends with vintage items. They scout fashion runways, global street style, edgy editorial and (most importantly) their own team and customers to determine what’s next in fashion, which informs what they pick from yesterday’s closets. Fanatical about vintage yet extremely precise with what they carry, product is sourced up to six months in advance, aided by a sophisticated information management system that gives constant internal trend updates. This helps to respond to shifts in the fashion zeitgeist on a weekly and monthly basis for a vintage alternative

Beaded yellow party dress with full lining and a ra-ra skirt.
Bust: 34 inch
Waist: 32 inch
Length: 35 inch

Pre-owned items are articles of clothing that have been retired from someone else closet. 

Pre-owned items already exist, so they require no additional resources and energy to create, contributing zero additional carbon emissions, pollution, and other environmental damages. Additionally, Pre-owned garments are being saved from being thrown away. Around €150 million worth of textile waste goes to landfill and waste each year. Buying pre-owned garments gives clothing second lives, building circularity in the fashion industry, and shortening the demand for new garments.

Pre-owned garments are also often more special because they are often one of a kind because they aren’t sold commercially anymore. They can make your wardrobe more unique, showing your individuality.

Pre-owned items help you reduce the impact of your purchase and close the loop. Around €150 million worth of textile waste goes to landfill and waste each year. By choosing pre-owned items you are keeping them in circle for longer.

Items can be returned 14 days after the delivery.

Free shipping in UK on orders over £75.

Shipping worldwide with fee calculated at checkout.

Beaded Party Dress - S

1950s long sleeved maxi dress in pale yellow with lace, a fishtail hem and lace trim.
Bust: 36 inch
Waist: 26 inch
Length: 60 inch

1950s Wedding Dress - M

1980s yellow lace mini dress complete with full lining and v-neck.
Bust: 34 inch
Waist: 30 inch
Hips: 38 inch
Length: 39 inch

1980s Pale Yellow Lace Evening Dress - L

1970's Maxi dress in lime green with full lining and an empire waist.
Bust: 31 inch
Waist: 30 inch
Length: 54 inch

1970's Lime Green Maxi Dress - S

High-neck patterned dress from the 1970s in beige & orange complete with gold trim. 
Bust: 34 inch
Waist: 28 inch
Hips: 40 inch
Length: 58 inch

1970s Patterned Gold Trim Dress - M

Leafy print orange, yellow & white autumnal ruffled 1970s maxi dress. 
Bust: 42 inch
Length: 55 inch

1970s Leafy Print Yellow & Orange Autumnal Maxi Dress - XL

1970s yellow long sheer sleeved with pearl buttons and a patterned skirt. 
Bust: 38 inch
Waist: 30 inch
Length: 50 inch

1970s Yellow Sheer Long-Sleeved Dress - M

Born in 2018, Francesca Marchisio is an Italian brand from Reggio Emilia and is a pioneer of reversibility. Through their designs, fashion becomes metamorphic, clothes fit every style and allow people to stand out or camouflage according to the context. Francesca, the founder and designer, combines ready-to-wear fashion with the industrial design method to create authentic objects

Francesca Marchisio's packaging is very limited (no hangers, no plastic). They ship boxes made of FSC and recycled FSC cardboard

All Francesca Marchisio collections are produced in Italy (Emilia and Marche)

Many of Francesca Marchisio's reversible items are also detachable (outerwear most) to be adapted for different occasions

Wool fabrics used to produce the brand's clothes come from suppliers from Biella and are mulesing free

The core idea behind Francesca Marchisio's philosophy is that designs need time to be created in a functional, aesthetic and ethical way. They aim to produce fewer models but more variants of customizations to get each model unique on request

Francesca Marchisio is a small business and the team is composed of the founder's young assistant Eleonora, the patternmaker Anna, the embroiderer Grazia and other independent seamstresses

The first aim of Francesca Marchisio's collections is to be timeless and reusable through their reversible designs. As humans are complex beings, every piece can match two souls and can be worn in different times and moods

Francesca Marchisio, the founder and owner of her homonymous brand is a woman and mother and mostly works with high professional women

Dress with up-cycled embroideries
Color: Butter/ Up-cycled
Composition: 54% Organic Cotton, 46% Hemp, 100% Cotton muslin + waste fabric leftovers from the collection
Fit: Sample is IT 42
The model is IT 38, H. 174 cm
Description: Apron style with bishop sleeve cut. The delicacy of this dress is emphasized by the see-through effect on the top: A-jour handmade embroidery made out of fabric leftovers from the collection.
The volume is created by the bottom part with creases on the front and the wide gathered sleeve on shoulders.
Crewneck on the front, teardrop closure on the back, side pockets. The raw organic cotton and the muslin with neutral colors make this garment timeless.
Pair it with cord sandals to recreate a boho look or with combat boots to give a fierce twist to this dress.
Sustainable features:

Timeless style and design
Ethically Made in Italy with sustainable fabrics from Italian suppliers
Made to order
Shipping: Free shipments throughout Italy and UE.
This item will be delivered within 5/10 working days date of order.
You have 14 days from the shipping date to return your purchase.
Returns costs are not refundable.
For more information contact shop@francescamarchisio.it.

Upcycling, also known as creative reuse, is the process of transforming by-products, waste materials, useless, or unwanted products into new materials or products of better quality and environmental value. 

Upcycling artists are inspired by the textile waste they see, which is almost an unlimited resource at this point. They create with the intention to use what is already here. This process is important in the circular fashion movement, because it makes use of discarded textiles, giving these materials second lives. 

Because discarded textiles are not typically sheets of fabric, but rather articles of discarded clothing, a lot of creativity is required to transform materials into new fashionable pieces. This challenge is exciting for upcycling artists, as they are driven and inspired to create with what is in front of them and often don’t have much to lose in the process, since discarded materials are readily available and cheap. Because of this, upcycled clothing is often unique as each piece has been thoughtfully crafted into a new garment.

This product is made by creatively upcycling materials that would otherwise go to waste. This makes better use of resources like deadstock fabrics: leftovers from big production that are saved by re-using them.

Organic cotton is cotton grown in pesticide-free environments, with sustainability in mind. 

Organic cotton farmers can keep soil healthy for longer, as the fertility of the soil is not compromised. This also means they only grow GMO-free seeds. Additionally, organic cotton farmers do not have to expose themselves to harmful chemicals, prioritizing workers' health, the health of the people in their communities, and the natural ecosystems they operate in. 

Organic cotton is a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, fully composting after it has retired from use.

Organic cotton is a sustainable solution as it is grown without the use of pesticides, from seeds which have not been genetically modified, unlike regular cotton. It is also more sustainable for cotton farmers, protects their land and is more respectful for people. 

Hemp comes from the Cannabis sativa plant, yes the same plant you are thinking of. Cannabis plants require low water and resources, and have been used to make clothing textiles for centuries. 

Hemp is a high-yielding crop, meaning it produces lots of product on a small amount of land. It doesn’t require any chemical pesticides, so it doesn't harm its environment. In fact, it actually helps replenish soil nutrients, regenerating soil, and removing it of toxins.
On top of that, hemp essentially absorbs more CO2 from the atmosphere than forests, which is why industrial hemp farms are what's called a “carbon sink”. 

Hemp has various natural advantages such as keeping you warm in winter, cool in summer and even protecting you from UV rays. Additionally, it's resistant to harmful microbes, mold, and mildew, which means hemp garments won’t smell bad, even after multiple days of wear. On top of that, it's extremely durable, so it can last for ages in your closet.

Hemp constitutes a highly sustainable, low-impact crop that can be converted into fabric sustainably and has various natural advantages such as keeping you warm in winter, cool in summer and even protecting you from UV rays. 

14 days from the shipping date to return your purchase. Return costs are not refundable.

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