Model’s info: height-161cm, weight-47kg, wear size-S (for reference only)
Sea Breeze: A Song Silhouette Painted by the Shore
The Song dynasty dressed in light overlapping layers rather than one shaped garment, and this set takes that idea to the coast. A front-opening shirt (duijin) sits over a camisole, with a pleated skirt below — the same three-part line a Song woman would have worn, printed here in the sea-salt blue and warm beige of a shoreline at noon. The blue is a print rather than an embroidery: a painterly wash of wave and light that gives it depth without adding any weight, with the beige reading as sand beneath it. The skirt is built on three broad pleats, which lie flat when you stand still and open out as you walk — that is where its length and its movement come from.
Fabric & Fit
The camisole is a wave-textured knit with real give to it — soft against the skin, and finished so it holds its shape through repeated wear. The shirt is a light striped-texture weave, thin enough to layer in summer and breathable enough to work on its own as a sun layer over the camisole. The skirt pairs a printed, painterly blue with an opaque beige panel, so the pale ground stays light without showing through. All three share one composition — 80% polyester, 18% viscose and 2% spandex — which is what gives the camisole its stretch and the skirt its soft drape.
Sizing works differently across the three pieces: the camisole and the skirt each come in S, M and L, while the shirt is one size. It is cut loose, with a 69 cm back length that lands around the hip, and it is meant to hang open over the camisole rather than to close. The camisole is the piece that decides your size, with a chest of 75–82 cm at S, 81–88 cm at M and 87–94 cm at L, and enough elasticity to sit comfortably right across that range. The skirt is tied on rather than zipped, so the waist adjusts to you, and its length steps through the sizes — 97, 101 and 105 cm — falling near mid-calf at S and closer to the ankle at L.
Styling Inspiration
- At the seaside — the palette was drawn for it. The blue reads clearly against sand and water, and the light layers keep the sun off without the weight of a cover-up.
- Everyday wear — the shirt alone, over a plain tee and trousers, is a light summer layer, and the skirt takes a simple white shirt. Split the set and you get three pieces that outlive the costume.
- Photography and outings — the print carries in daylight and the pale ground keeps the colours soft on camera. Bring a straw bag and a fan; neither is part of the set.
- Warm evenings — wear the camisole and skirt on their own, then add the shirt over a fine knit when the air turns cool, and its open front becomes a light coat.
Buyer Size Reference
Measurements shared by recent buyers, with the size each one chose.
| Height (cm) | Weight (kg) | Size Bought |
|---|---|---|
| 155 | 46 | S |
| 160 | 55 | M |
| 162 | 55 | M |
| 162 | 60 | M |
| 164 | 65 | L |
| 165 | 66 | L |
| 166 | 63 | L |
Both figures tracked the size closely here. S went to a single buyer at 155 cm and 46 kg; M held from 160 to 162 cm and 55 to 60 kg; and L began at 164 cm and 63 kg, up to 166 cm and 66 kg. If you sit between two sizes, match the camisole — the shirt is one size, and the skirt is tied to fit.
Care & Notes
Wash by hand in cold water no warmer than 30°C / 86°F with a mild detergent, or put the pieces in a mesh wash bag on a gentle machine cycle. Do not bleach. Hang to dry in the shade rather than in direct sun, and iron at no more than 110°C / 230°F — press the printed fabric from the reverse, with a cloth between the iron and the cloth, so the print does not take a shine. Routine dry cleaning is fine.
The set pairs a pale beige with a mid-blue print, so wash it separately from your other laundry, and keep it away from anything dark for the first few washes — a light ground picks up loose dye easily. Do not leave the pieces to soak or wring them out hard, and hang the skirt rather than folding it, so the pleats keep their line.
Good drape, and the collar isn’t stiff on the neck — fair value for the money.
Every piece on its own looks lovely.
Comfortable to wear.
Cool to wear and the texture is decent. The fresh colour is just right for summer. At 153 cm it doesn’t drag on the floor and I’m really happy with the length. It reads much like hanfu, and it’s easy to move around in day to day. There was a lot of clutter in the background, so I had AI clean it up — it just looks very ordinary everyday now.
Really pretty — a fine lacy gauze, and the size is right.
A fresh design, and the fabric is soft and comfortable; the quality is good – no wonder it’s a big brand.
Very light to wear and the breathability is good.
It arrived and the workmanship is neat, with a nice hand feel. I’d bought a set before and lost the camisole, so I bought another one.
As soon as it arrived you could see it was neatly made — very happy with it.
Finally here, and it looks lovely. All three pieces come apart so you can wear them on their own, which is really practical — it works for the office. As long as you don’t wear very dark underwear the skirt isn’t really sheer, so you don’t need a slip.