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Petro Plaid Tunic Dress

SKU: 210000050754
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    • Description

      The Petro Plaid Tunic Dress features a signature print inspired by a vintage hat box, blending Western and elegant aesthetics with oil field imagery, budding florals, and a barbed wire windowpane design. This sleeveless tunic dress has a unique A-line silhouette with a fitted bodice, a ruffled full tier, and contrast piping details, hitting at mid-thigh length. It can be worn as a sundress or layered over distressed jeans for a bold look.

      • Signature Petro Plaid custom print blending Western and feminine aesthetics
      • Sleeveless A-line silhouette with fitted bodice
      • Ruffled full tier hem at mid-thigh length
      • Contrast piping details
      • Available in sizes XS–2X
      • Part of the Roughneck Rodeo collection

    Description

    The Petro Plaid Tunic Dress features a signature print inspired by a vintage hat box, blending Western and elegant aesthetics with oil field imagery, budding florals, and a barbed wire windowpane design. This sleeveless tunic dress has a unique A-line silhouette with a fitted bodice, a ruffled full tier, and contrast piping details, hitting at mid-thigh length. It can be worn as a sundress or layered over distressed jeans for a bold look.

    • Signature Petro Plaid custom print blending Western and feminine aesthetics
    • Sleeveless A-line silhouette with fitted bodice
    • Ruffled full tier hem at mid-thigh length
    • Contrast piping details
    • Available in sizes XS–2X
    • Part of the Roughneck Rodeo collection

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