Showing posts with label Sailor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sailor. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 August 2026

Maritime Themed Dresses Collection

New from Serendipity Girls Designer Dresses

The popular maritime theme for girls clothing never goes out of fashion, especially for summer dresses and sweaters. The nautical themes of sail boats, harbours, lighthouses, lifeboat stations, anchors and seashells are always popular. The dresses are all carefully handmade in sturdy cotton and wash and wear well. They are reasonably priced too!!

They say that every picture tells a story certainly …… well these unique dresses do!

Hope you like these nautical theme dresses!

Summer has officially clocked in, and SerendipityGDDs has decided the best way to celebrate is by dressing small humans like they’re about to captain a very tiny, very stylish ship. This maritime‑themed collection is basically seaside joy stitched into cotton — the kind of cotton that survives ice cream drips, sandcastle collapses, and the occasional dramatic toddler wave‑goodbye.

The blog sails through prints featuring anchors, lighthouses, sailboats and harbours, all lovingly crafted into dresses that somehow manage to be both adorable and practical. You know that rare moment when a child’s outfit looks cute and doesn’t self‑destruct after one wash? Yes, that. SerendipityGDDs has cracked the code.

There’s the Harbourside print, perfect for kids who enjoy pointing at boats and announcing “I’m the captain now.” Then Anchors Away arrives with a matching bag, ideal for storing seaside essentials like snacks, rocks, and more snacks. Each dress is handmade with the kind of care usually reserved for fragile museum artefacts, except these are meant to be worn, twirled in, and occasionally used as superhero capes.

The blog also leans into that irresistible nautical nostalgia — the kind that makes adults suddenly crave fish and chips, a brisk sea breeze, and a deckchair that definitely won’t collapse. These dresses bottle that feeling and hand it to kids, who will absolutely enjoy it more than we ever could.

In short, this collection is a cheerful, wave‑splashed celebration of summer style. It’s fun, it’s charming, it’s durable, and it might just make your child look like the cutest sailor to ever stroll a promenade. If maritime magic had a wardrobe, this blog just opened the door.

If you would like to read the full blog and see all the images etc. related to 7 nautical themed dresses by SerendipityGDDs you are on!





Saturday, 22 March 2014

Sailor dress & Jacket for little girls aged 5

Yet more wonderful dresses from Serendipity Girls Designer Dresses

SAILOR DRESS & JACKET for age 5 £41.99, One available for age 5
Unique nautical style white dress comes with its own little jacket. The sleeveless dress is made in a crisp and sturdy cotton drill fabric and has a lined bodice. It has a round neck, thin white rope trim on the shoulders and a concealed zip at the back. The dress flares from the waist and there is a separate navy belt with silver coloured clasp. Also the dress is designed so that a detachable light blue sailor collar can be slotted through the trim at the shoulders to hold it in place. The dress is versatile as it is designed to be worn as either a plain white style or sailor dress style – the choice is yours! The edge to edge unlined jacket has elbow length sleeves, a round neck and sits on the waistline. The cotton fabric is a blue/grey colour with woven vertical stripes that look like ships rigging. This lovely summer outfit is made in 100% cotton. Look on the accessories page for a matching sailors knot bag that would complete the designer outfit.

Dress: Chest 25½ ins, 65 cms , Waist 24 ins, 61 cms, Length from shoulder seam to hem of dress is 22½ ins, 57 cms, Jacket: Chest 27 ins,68.5 cms, Waist 27 ins, 68.5 cms, Length from shoulder seam to hem 10¾ ins, 27.5 cms
The outfit is 100% cotton and the belt is elastic. The dress and jacket can be machine washed at 40c with light colours. Iron on hot. Belt is hand wash only.

See 360 view on page 7.
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