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Festival clothing has to work hard: hot afternoons, cool nights, dusty fields and miles of walking between stages. Ours is made from breathable natural cotton and linen, with statement kimonos, fringe and painted designs that look right in the crowd and keep you comfortable from the first set to the last.
Festival kimonos
A long kimono is the easiest piece of festival wear: it turns a simple outfit into a look, keeps the sun off your shoulders and becomes a layer when the night cools.
- The ankle-length Festival Outfit Frayed Kimono
- The hooded Sun and Moon Hooded Kimono and the Gold Star Hooded Kimono Jacket
- The Moon and Snake Celestial Kimono
- The hand block-printed Tiger Robe Cotton Kaftan Kimono and the Evil Eye Kimono Robe
Festival tops
- The Long Sleeve Fringe Festival Top, made for dancing
- The Black Off The Shoulder Top and the Off the Shoulder Long Sleeve Crop Top
- The Double Gauze Sleeveless Crop Top for the hottest days
Festival sets, shorts and dresses
The Linen Halter Vest Top & Shorts Matching Set is a festival set that looks put together with no effort, and Black Linen Shorts go with every top here. For festival dresses, choose the Halter Neck Midi Dress or the Double Gauze Spaghetti Strap Midi Dress, or swish around in the Cotton Gauze Maxi Skirt.
What makes good festival clothes
- Breathable fabric: cotton gauze and linen let air through and dry fast.
- A layer for the night: a hooded kimono is warmer than it looks.
- Freedom to move: loose shapes you can dance and sit on the grass in.
- Pieces that mix: a few tops, one pair of shorts, one set and a kimono cover a whole weekend.
For a closer look at our kimonos and beachwear, browse the full collection, and pack a Turkish towel that doubles as a picnic blanket.
FAQ
What should I wear to a festival?
Breathable clothes you can move in, like a crop top or set with shorts, comfortable broken-in shoes and a long kimono or hooded layer for the evening.
What is the best fabric for festival clothing?
Natural cotton and linen. They stay cool in the sun, dry quickly and feel comfortable on long days, unlike heavy synthetics.
How do I stay warm at a festival at night?
Bring a long or hooded kimono. It packs light during the day and adds a surprising amount of warmth once the sun goes down.
Can I wear a dress to a festival?
Yes. A light midi in cotton gauze is cool for daytime, and with a kimono on top it works into the night.