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Festival shirts!

May 18, 2022

Lotty B festival wear, silk banana tree shirt

Made on Mustique's neighbouring island of St Vincent, Lotty designed these fabulous festival shirts as a Limited Edition only available in her boutique on Mustique and the Pink House Mustique website.

These crêpe-de-chine silk shirts come in this glorious Banana Tree print in both popping pink and brilliant blue and are a short sleeved classic fit, suitable for men or women - but shown here worn by Joss surrounded by his fellow festival goers at a venue in Dorset!

festival clothing featuring banana tree print Lotty B silk shirt

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