Ramie Thanh Minh Midi Dress

Product measurements (cm)

Actual product measurements may have a slight variance of 1-3cm, which does not affect the overall shape of the product.

Model Thanh Di is 167cm tall, with a bust of 88cm, waist of 65cm, and hips of 93cm. She is wearing size M.

• Material: Ramie fabric, weight 75gsm
  • Organic, dry-touch surface, breathable, anti-static, anti-bacterial, keeps its shape
  • Lightweight feel, non-clinging, allows airflow
  • Excellent moisture absorption for tropical climates
  • Fabric softens over time with wear
  • Soft earth-orange floral pattern, not overly saturated
  • OEKO-TEX and GRS certified
  • Origin: Jiaxing Zhongfang Textile Technology, Zhejiang, China
• Lining: Cotton, origin: Vietnam
• Technique: smocking
• Craftsperson: Thanh Thuy . Hity Atelier, Nha Trang, Vietnam

“As light as a cicada’s wing, as thin as paper, as flat as a mirror, and as smooth as silk. Ramie - a fiber of freshness and elegance.”

The rain falls slowly.
The soil retains water.
The fibers begin to soften in the humid air.

The orange floral ramie skirt is crafted from this state, where the material no longer stands apart from the climate, but begins to live in harmony with it.

The skirt falls straight, without being tight, allowing each step to retain a sense of ease and natural breathing space. It follows every movement, maintaining a small pocket of space between the skin and the fabric, where air can pass through.

On the ramie background, the orange blossoms do not appear vibrant. The colors remain soft, like petals that have passed through mist and the overcast light of the Grain Rain season. As humidity rises, the surface of the ramie fiber begins to change: from coarse to softer, from textured to a deeper, more vivid tone in low light—non-glossy, and not hiding the natural folds as you move.

That is how this material breathes.

When combined with a simple white shirt or a matching crop top, everything becomes clearer: the light, the movement, and the fabric itself. It belongs to the true life of the tropics, where clothing needs to breathe with the body, endure long rainy seasons, and become more beautiful the longer it is worn.