celebrate the richness of late summer and autumn, when the garden deepens, softens, and turns to gold.
The florals come from the 12 Months of Flowers, a remarkable series of hand-coloured engravings from the 1700s by Henry Fletcher, originally commissioned by celebrated English gardener Robert Furber. For Golden Hour, we selected flowers from the months of September through December, layering them together into a lush, painterly collage — sunflowers, asters, yarrow, and late-blooming treasures gathered into a single, glowing garden.
Instead of bees, the trim features a beautifully detailed hand-coloured engraving of a swallow from the 1800s — a timeless symbol of return, transition, and hope. The result is a rich, golden riot of flowers that feels warm and abundant, yet endlessly wearable — a piece that belongs as much to autumn and winter as it does to spring. It’s how our garden grows… and glows.
100% viscose (derived from plant fibres such as bamboo and wood). Machine wash gentle or handwash and hang to dry. Iro
n to finish if needed.
ONE SIZE
Kimono measurements: length 116cm, width 78 cm (across back, underarm to underarm). Model is 5’5” for reference.