Super comfy skater-style Red DNA dress for genealogists, geneticists, forensics, or adoptees

Description

Inspired by Autumn-fallen leaves, family trees, and the magic of DNA science, this dress features a bold black and white ribbon of DNA overlaying a backdrop of red leaves, creating a captivating visual masterpiece (especially when you’re spinning, to be honest).

Crafted for versatility and style, this skater dress is a must-have addition to any genealogist’s wardrobe. Whether you’re stepping out to the cemetery to collaborate with the ancestors or enjoying a leisurely day at home scanning obscure databases for just the right AI to translate a Scottish will from the 1700’s, this dress promises to elevate your look with its unmatched flair.

Constructed from a high-quality fabric blend of 83% polyester and 17% spandex, this dress offers a comfortable and stretchy fit that comfortably complements your body type. With a medium-heavy fabric weight of 8.5 oz /yd² (290 g/m²), it provides durability and structure without sacrificing comfort.

Designed for comfort and durability, this dress boasts an all-over print feature, allowing you to showcase your passion for DNA alongside your favorite color pallet. If red isn’t your favorite, poke around my store for a bit and you won’t find that 1890 US census, but you will find five other colors plus leggings to match perfectly, ensuring a seamless and polished look even if you do catch a chill.

Proudly assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts, this dress reflects our commitment to quality. Its mid-length design offers versatility, making it suitable for various settings and events, from the archives to the skate park.

Embrace individuality and express yourself with our All-Over Printed Skater Dress. Whether you’re drawn to its captivating design or its unparalleled comfort, this dress is sure to make a statement wherever you go. Experience the perfect fusion of style and functionality with this exceptional piece.

Super comfy skater-style Red DNA dress for genealogists, geneticists, forensics, or adoptees