The Boheme Plume Saradon · $149

5 reasons to size down in the Saradon

1. It's designed to be voluminous

The Saradon uses a lot of fabric on purpose. The full skirt, wide flared sleeves and large ruffle hem give it that dreamy, floaty movement. That volume is part of the look, but it means the dress already feels roomy. Going down a size keeps the shape flowing without looking oversized.

2. The wrap and tie let you adjust the fit

Because it's a true wrap dress, you control how snug it sits at the waist. The waist range of each size overlaps with the next. For example, the XS fits roughly 74–86 cm around the waist, and the SM fits 80–92 cm. So the smaller size will usually still close comfortably, and simply ties a little tighter.

3. The bust is cut generously

The Saradon has bust pleats so it sits beautifully on fuller busts. If you have a smaller or average bust, your usual size can leave extra fabric and gaping at the front. Sizing down gives a neater fit through the bodice. (If you love a size but the bust is a little loose, a tailor can easily take in the bust darts.)

4. There's lots of room built in

Our model Tee normally wears a size 6–8, with an 88 cm bust, and she wears the XS. The XS measures roughly 98–102 cm around the bust, so there's still plenty of ease even in our smallest size.

5. The length barely changes between sizes

Worried a smaller size will be too short? The length only changes by a few centimetres across the whole range, from about 141 cm in the XS to 148 cm in the XXL. Sizing down won't turn your maxi into a midi.

See the Saradon on different women

The Saradon looks different on every body, and we love that. Here it is on a range of women, heights and shapes, in four of our prints.

Boho Dreams print Boho Dreams on a fuller bust Lulu print Lulu print, sleeves out Boho Dreams, front view Ebony (solid black)

Want more detail on our models' heights and measurements? See Meet Our Boho Beauties.

When to stay in your usual size

Sizing down suits most women, but not everyone. We'd recommend sticking with your usual size, or even going up if you're between sizes, if:

• You have a fuller bust (E cup and above). The Saradon is made for busty girls, but the wrap needs enough fabric to cross over comfortably at the front.
• Your waist is at the top of the range. Always check the waist measurement as well as the bust, so the wrap closes with room to tie.
• You've bought a Saradon before. The current version (Mark Two) has a slightly more fitted bust than the original, so get in touch and we'll help you confirm your size.

Saradon size chart

These are flat-lay measurements in centimetres. Double the bust and waist to get the full circumference. New to flat-lay measuring? Our flat lay guide shows you how.

Quick tip: measure a wrap dress you already love, lay it flat and compare it with the chart. It's the most reliable way to choose your size.

Shop the Saradon

All of our Saradon dresses share the same fit and cut, so this guide works for every print. Made from 100% soft, floaty rayon (cold wash only).

• Boheme Plume Saradon: chocolate, rust and peach florals with peacock and feather details.
• Ebony Saradon: a timeless solid black that you can dress up or down.
• Boho Dreams Saradon: soft denim blue with a petite floral print.
• Lulu Print Saradon: our vintage-inspired blue print (limited sizes left).

Still not sure which size to choose? Send us your bust and waist measurements and we'll happily help. Or come and try one on at Tonketti in Kuranda. x

What makes DrinksPlinks different?

These aren't your standard ice cube trays. Each one makes oversized, statement ice cubes (most are about 5 cm deep and up to 6.5 cm wide), so they look amazing in a glass and drop the temperature fast.

• Slow melting: big cubes melt more slowly, so your drink stays cold without getting watered down.
• Food-grade silicone: flexible trays, so the ice pops straight out.
• Not just for ice: use them for chocolates, baking, jelly, candles, bath bombs and even crayons.
• A gift that's easy to love: fun, useful and just $24.95 each.

Groovy shapes for every drink

Retro Daisy: Yellow or Pink

Our boho hearts can't resist these. The Retro Daisy Yellow and Retro Daisy Pink trays make four big flower-power daisies, perfect for iced coffee, a jug of water on the table or a summer spritz. Fun idea: fill them with watermelon juice for frozen watermelon daisies.

Shop the Retro Daisy trays · $24.95

Big Heart Pink

Melt hearts, not your drink. The Big Heart Pink tray makes four big hearts and four mini hearts. It's perfect for Galentine's, birthdays, hens parties or a cosy night in with a glass of bubbles.

Shop Big Heart Pink · $24.95

Super Stars Black

The Super Stars Black tray makes four big stars and four mini stars. Bring them out for New Year's Eve, birthday drinks or any night that needs a bit of sparkle.

Shop Super Stars Black · $24.95

Sassy Spheres

The classic for a slow sip. The Sassy Spheres make four big round balls of ice that fit neatly into a whisky glass, and they also look great in cocktails and punch bowls.

Shop Sassy Spheres · $24.95

Unconventional Slab

The Unconventional Slab makes four long ice slabs (14 cm long) that slide into tall glasses and water bottles. They're great for long mixed drinks or keeping your water cold on a hot Kuranda day.

Shop Unconventional Slab · $24.95

Letter trays: ice for your favourite drink

Know someone who's loyal to one drink? These oversized letter cubes make it personal.

• G is for Gin Lovers: a big G for your G&T.
• V is for Vodka Lovers: for vodka sodas and cocktails.
• W is for Whisky Drinkers: chilled, not diluted.
• A is for Aperol Lovers: made for spritz season.

They're a great gift for a birthday, Kris Kringle or a thank-you. You can also choose the letter for someone's initial instead of their drink.

For Gin Lovers For Vodka Lovers For Whisky Drinkers For Aperol Lovers

5 fun ways to use your DrinksPlinks

1. Fruity ice: freeze juice, coconut water or chopped fruit and mint for cubes that add flavour as they melt.
2. Iced coffee cubes: freeze leftover coffee so your iced latte never goes watery.
3. Flower ice: drop an edible flower into each daisy before freezing for a pretty party drink.
4. Chocolates: fill with melted chocolate for heart, star or daisy treats.
5. Crafty projects: make bath bombs, soaps or candles with the kids.

The perfect Christmas and Kris Kringle gift

At $24.95, DrinksPlinks are easy gifts for almost anyone: the hostess, your best friend, a teacher, a cocktail-loving dad or the friend who already has everything. Pair one with a candle or a little something from our gifts and homewares range for a gift that looks like you spent hours choosing it.

Shop DrinksPlinks at Tonketti

Pick up your favourites online or visit us at Tonketti in Kuranda on Coondoo Street. We have small quantities of each design, so grab yours before they're gone. Free shipping on Australian orders over $120 makes it the perfect excuse to grab a few.

Why visit Kuranda?

Kuranda is a small village in the rainforest-covered hills above Cairns in Tropical North Queensland. It sits inside the World Heritage-listed Wet Tropics, and in one day you can ride a cableway over the treetops, walk among butterflies and birds, browse the markets and have a long lunch. Most visitors come for a day trip from Cairns or Port Douglas, but staying a night lets you see the village once the day crowds have gone.

Getting to Kuranda

• Skyrail Rainforest Cableway: a gondola that glides over the rainforest canopy, with stops at Red Peak and Barron Falls. Some gondolas have glass floors.
• Kuranda Scenic Railway: a historic train from Cairns that winds through hand-cut tunnels and past waterfalls, with a stop at Barron Falls.
• Self-drive: about 30 minutes from Cairns up the Kuranda Range Road, with lookouts along the way. There's paid and free parking around the village.
• Bus: Trans North runs a regular, affordable bus service from Cairns. Check their timetable before you go.

Local tip: take the Scenic Railway up and the Skyrail down (or the other way round). You get two completely different views of the rainforest, and most combo tickets are built around this.

The 12 best things to do in Kuranda

1. Shop the boutiques of Kuranda village

Kuranda's main streets are full of independent shops you won't find anywhere else. At Tonketti on Coondoo Street you'll find light, breathable boho dresses, kimonos, bandeaus and gifts and homewares. It's all chosen for the tropical climate, so you can buy something in the morning and wear it for the rest of your trip. Can't fit it in your luggage? Everything is also available online, with free shipping on Australian orders over $120.

2. Explore the Kuranda Original Rainforest Markets

Kuranda's first market started back in the 1970s and still has the most bohemian feel in town. You'll find stalls under the trees selling local art, handmade jewellery, fresh juices and souvenirs. It's a lovely, relaxed place to wander.

3. Browse the Heritage Markets

A short walk from the station, the Heritage Markets are fully undercover, so they're a great choice on a rainy day. You'll find Aboriginal art, local crafts and souvenirs. Two of Kuranda's wildlife attractions, Birdworld and the Koala Gardens, are here too, which makes it easy with kids.

4. Walk among butterflies at the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary

Walk through a huge aviary full of free-flying tropical butterflies, including the electric-blue Ulysses butterfly. Wear something bright, because butterflies are often drawn to colourful clothing and may land on you. It's calm, beautiful and great for all ages.

5. Meet the birds at Birdworld Kuranda

Inside the Heritage Markets, Birdworld is a walk-through aviary where colourful birds such as macaws, lorikeets and the prehistoric-looking cassowary live in landscaped rainforest. Many birds fly freely around you, so bring your camera.

6. Cuddle up at Kuranda Koala Gardens

A compact wildlife park where you can meet koalas, wombats, wallabies and reptiles up close. Koala photos are available for an extra fee.

7. Ride the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway

Even if you arrived by train, try to go down by Skyrail. Floating just above the canopy is the best way to understand how big and old this rainforest really is. Hop off at Red Peak for the boardwalk and at Barron Falls for the lookouts.

8. See Barron Falls

The Barron Gorge lookouts give you a view straight across the falls. They're most dramatic in the wet season (roughly December to April), when the falls turn into a roaring curtain of water. The Skyrail and Scenic Railway both stop here, or it's a short drive from the village.

9. Take the Kuranda Scenic Railway

Since the 1890s this railway has climbed the range through 15 tunnels and over bridges past waterfalls. It's one of the most famous train rides in Australia, and the heritage carriages are a big part of the charm.

10. Cruise the Barron River on the Kuranda Riverboat

Leaving from just below Kuranda Station, the riverboat drifts along the calm Barron River. Look out for freshwater crocodiles, turtles, water dragons and birdlife while the guide tells you about the river's ecosystem. It's a lovely way to slow down after a busy morning in the village.

11. Visit Rainforestation Nature Park

Just outside the village, Rainforestation combines an Army Duck ride through the rainforest, a wildlife park and an Aboriginal cultural experience with dance performances and boomerang throwing. Allow a half day, and look for combo tickets with the Skyrail or railway.

12. Walk the rainforest trails

For a free, peaceful break from the crowds, try the Jumrum Creek walk, an easy track starting near the village centre where you might spot birds and wildlife. The riverside walks around the village are also lovely in the early morning.

Where to eat and drink in Kuranda

The village has plenty of cafés serving locally grown coffee, tropical fruit smoothies and casual lunches. Our favourites include Petit Café for amazing crêpes and the much-loved Frogs Restaurant for a sit-down lunch on the deck.

Where to stay in Kuranda

There are some lovely Airbnbs and rainforest stays in and around Kuranda if you want to wake up to birdsong. Book early for school holidays and the Christmas period.

What to wear in Kuranda

Kuranda is warm and humid most of the year, and rain can come through at any time, especially between December and April. Here's what we recommend to visitors:

• Light, loose fabrics like cotton, linen and rayon. A flowy maxi or midi dress or relaxed pants will keep you cool walking around the village.
• A light layer such as a kimono for the Skyrail, air-conditioned cafés and cooler mornings in winter.
• Comfortable walking shoes, because there are hills, boardwalks and market lanes to explore.
• A hat, sunscreen and insect repellent, plus a small umbrella or rain jacket in the wet season.
• A bandeau or headband to keep your hair off your neck in the humidity.

Forgot something? Pop into Tonketti in Kuranda and we'll help you find something comfortable to wear for the rest of your trip.

Tips for visiting Kuranda

• Arrive early. Most shops and attractions open around 9:30–10am and many close by 3–4pm, so plan for a morning arrival.
• Mix up your transport. Train one way and Skyrail the other gives you the full experience.
• Look for combo tickets. Many operators bundle the railway, Skyrail and wildlife parks at a discount.
• Check the weather. Rain is common, but the rainforest is at its most beautiful when it's wet. The Heritage Markets are fully undercover.
• Stay for the afternoon. The village is quieter once the tour groups head back down the range.

Plan your Kuranda day

Kuranda is more than a scenic day trip. It's a village where the rainforest, local culture and creative small businesses all meet. Add it to your Tropical North Queensland itinerary, and when you're wandering down Coondoo Street, come in and say hello at Tonketti. We'd love to meet you.

How to Choose the Right Size for the Lulu Combi Wrap Dress (with Sizing Chart)

✨ Find Your Perfect Fit for Wrap Dress– Stress-Free

If you’ve been eyeing the Lulu Combi Wrap Dress but aren’t sure what size to choose, you’re not alone! The beauty of a wrap dress is its flexibility – and we’ve designed the Combi to adjust to your body, not the other way around.

Whether you're shopping for a special event, holiday wrap dress, or just something flattering and floaty for summer, our boho wrap dress is here to make sizing easy.

💡 Our Size Tip (From Lizzee, the Founder)

“I’m a bust 95cm / waist 82cm and wear a size ML in the Combi Wrap Dress. It allows some wriggle room so you can go down or up a size depending on your vibe – more cleavage or more coverage!”

If you're between sizes:
✔ Size down if you prefer a more fitted, cleavage-friendly style.
✔ Size up if you want more modesty or looser coverage.

The adjustable waist tie lets you cinch the dress to your body, and the soft fabric naturally drapes for a flattering fit across sizes.

🌿 Why Wrap Dresses Are So Easy to Wear

• Great for fluctuating weight

• Maternity- and bust-friendly

• Elegant for beach weddings, resort wear, or bohemian events

• No zips, no fuss – just wrap, tie, and go

Our boho wrap maxi dresses are designed for everyday comfort and timeless style.

In photo below Linty is wearing a Size LXL . She could fit the ML but there would be more Cleavage which would have looked nice as well but not everyone likes that. 

Bust 102

Waist 83

Hips 104

Find Your Perfect Fit: Model Sizing Guide for Our Boho Clothing

Hey there, fellow free spirits and fashion lovers! 💫

At Tonketti, we know that finding the perfect fit when shopping online can be a little tricky — especially when you're browsing through dreamy boho dresses, flowy tops, and relaxed-fit pants.

That’s why we’ve created this Boho Model Sizing Guide — a quick and easy way to see how our pieces look on real women with different body shapes and measurements. Whether you're curvy, petite, tall, or somewhere in between, we've got you covered.

Why We Made This Guide

We want you to feel confident when choosing your size — and sometimes seeing an outfit on a real person makes all the difference. Some of our product images are photographed by us with our own lovely models, and others are provided by our talented designers. For the ones we shoot ourselves, we include model sizes and measurements to help you gauge how the clothing fits.

Introducing our Tonketti Models:

Meet Tee

She is 163 cm tall and wears size XS.

Bust: 88cm, Waist: 71cm, Hips: 95cm 

Meet Bella

She is 164cm tall and wears size XS.

Bust: 80cm, Waist: 68cm, Hips: 90cm 

Meet Maija.

She is 159cm tall and wears size XS.

Bust: 88cm, Waist: 66cm, Hips: 95cm 

Meet Maddy. 

She is 165cm tall and wears size ML.

Bust: 115cm, Waist: 77cm, Hips: 98cm 

Meet Nicky. 

She is 173cm tall and wears size XS and is normally fits size 6-8.

Bust: 83cm, Waist: 73cm, Hips: 86cm.

Meet Linty.

She is 164cm tall and normally wears size XL.

Bust: 111cm, Waist: 93cm, Hips: 113cm.

(However please note - in our most recent shoot Linty wore size ML with her new must measurement being 108cm).

Meet Chelsea. 

She is 168cm tall and is wearing size XS.

Bust: 81cm, Waist: 59.5cm, Hips: 91.5cm

Meet Laura. 

She is 169cm tall and wears size XS.

Bust: 99cm, Waist: 77cm, Hips: 99cm.

Meet Mahima.

She is 176cm tall and wears size XS.

Bust: 96cm, Waist: 80cm, Hips:101cm

Sizing Help for Boho Clothing

• Wrap Dresses: Go down a size if between — they adjust beautifully. Although if you are bigger bust it maybe wiser to go up if you are between sizes. It's important you check the waist measurements as well. 

• Relaxed Pants & Elastic Waistbands: Great for curves or comfort-lovers. Always check the stretched and unstretched measurements.

• Free-Size Garments: Designed to suit sizes 8–14 comfortably unless otherwise stated.

• Maxi Styles: Consider your height — length measurements are in each product listing.

We believe that showcasing our diverse range of models helps you visualize how our clothes might look on different body types. Whether you're petite, curvy, or somewhere in between, our models are here to assist you in making informed decisions about sizing.

Be sure to also check out our blog post Flat Lay Measurements : How to use them to order the perfect fit!

Stay tuned for more styling tips and updates from our models in the upcoming blogs!

Happy shopping!

LOVE US XXX

With that in mind thoughtful gifts should generally be;

1. Connected to the persons hobbies and interests

Here you can think about what they value and how they spend their free time. What makes them smile? If you are unsure, take a moment to consider the style of their home, or scroll through some of their social media photos. Maybe the receiver is a nature-based enthusiast who loves raw and natural gifts that mimic the natural environment for example. Here you could opt for a pretty pot plant, a nature book or an item that they can wear or use when outdoors. Whatever your gift may be, if it reflects the recipient’s likes and interest and enhances their experience with their hobbies, it will likely mean the world to them!

2. Centre your gift around a shared memory

Have you ever heard the phrase “it’s the thought that counts” when it comes to gifting? The underlying denominator here, is ensuring that the gift is well-thought-out with a level of care. Something that evokes a nice memory will always be well received. For example, a candle, roll on or diffuser where the scent takes you both back to a unique time. I remember receiving a perfume that my best friend sent to me while she was travelling the world. It was a scent that we used as teenagers when we would dress up and go out together. The ‘feel good emotions’ that took hold of me when I sprayed its divine mist was a flood of happy tears! I will never forget opening that one. Recreate the experience or bring to life the memories that you had together and look forward to more in the future.

3. Put together a gift basket that gives off ‘feel good feels’

Something special, that doesn’t necessarily have to be serious. Something that will make the receiver giggle and give them feel good feels. Think about their sense of humour, what sets them off? This can be just as important as making it a heartfelt gift.

4. Find a unique or super-niche gift card to add

You can go completely generic, or you could again match the card with the receiver’s interest and hobbies. Tap into their sense of humour with something funny or moving. Something that will give them a sense of pleasure and familiarity.

5. Write a heartful message with your gift

Take a moment to yourself (if possible) to think about the person. What is it that you like about them? Why do you think they are special and worthy of your gift? Let them know, with a heartfelt personalised note. Close you eyes and picture the person for a moment…this can really help!

6. Wrap your gift with personalised wrapping paper

You have the perfect gift, you have written a heartfelt message in the super-niche gift card, now it is time to wrap it! Think about their favourite colours, what sort of patterns or prints do they like. Again, is there a wrapping paper that appeals to their interests, hobbies or even a memory that you have shared?

At the end of the day if you are stuck for ideas, a Gift Voucher will always ensure they will be gifted something that they can completely resonate with.

Many people relish in the idea of gift giving. The excitement of providing something special that will truly excite and delight them is a wonderful feeling for both parties!

You might notice some of our products listings include Flat Lay Measurements.

With Flat Lay Measurements, we lay the garment on the counter and measure from one side of the garment to the other. 

We usually only do this measurement where we feel there is a critical fit. Often it is just the bust measurement on a dress. If the sleeves are more fitted we will include a measurement for there, as well as any other areas we feel are relevant and require measuring.

You can compare that measurement to a similar dress you have in your wardrobe. Just be careful that they are the same type of fabric, you don’t want to compare a stretch fabric with a Rayon which has no stretch.

Sometimes we measure the waist of pants and dresses that have elastic. We will include a measurement unstretched and then stretch the elastic to about 90% capacity and include a measurement of that.

Points to note with a Flatlay Measurement

1. Try not to go with a tight fit, allow at least a couple of cm wiggle room or more depending on the style.
2. Some styles are meant to be worn loose so have a good look at the modelling photos to determine if this is the case.
3. These measurements are just a guide, if you are worried please contact us with your measurements and we can advise best fit.
4. STRETCH fabrics are too hard to measure like this, it is best to observe how the item fits the model and any other fit recommendations we might have. Stretch is usually a little more forgiving. 

Items like jeans and super stretchy items are difficult to do Flat lay with. It is best to read our descriptions for advice.

Here is examples of the text we will write.

The XS bust measurement of 43cm would have a circumference of 86cm - i.e. you double the measurement. You would then check to see if there is any elastic in that area, is it meant to be worn as a tight fit on the bust. 

Flatlay Measurements:

BUST

XS - 43 CM = 86cm circumference

SM - 45 CM = 90cm circumference

ML - 47 CM

XL - 50 CM

HIPS

XS - 55 CM = 110cm circumference

SM - 57 CM

ML - 59 CM

XL - 61 CM

LENGTH WAIST TO BOTTOM OF OUTFIT SIDE SEAM

XS - 105 CM = Don't double this measurement . We estimate where the waist would sit. Some items we might measure from centre back to bottom of outfit. 

Some terms to look out for:

RELAXED FIT - Generally means the item is generous in sizing and you may need to size down. It is best to contact us if you are concerned. 

TRUE TO SIZE - Means that the item is generally True to Size for that brand only. As there are no standard sizing in Australia every brand is different. Even some brands can vary wildly in their sizing between styles. Jaase is one brand that has some big variances between styles.

Despite our best efforts sometimes certain styles don't suit all body shapes. If you receive something you aren't happy with please contact us to discuss something that maybe more suitable for your body shape. 

Important note: All our Flat Lay Measurements are approximate, there is no guarantee that every item will be the same due to the nature of the manufacturing process. It is not viable for every garment to be measured before sending. 

Kerry wears Tonketti's Retro Dancer Saradon Wrap Skirt

 Kerry wearing the Rusty Road Dharma Maxi Skirt

OK Folks, we have fallen in love with Refuge. Their affordable range of Jeans, leggings, jeggings, tops, pants, denim shorts and the rest is super cool and on trend. Really great product that probably needs no introductions to their following! 

Refuge Clothing is an awesome on trend Australian Fashion Label that supplies fantastic jeans, jeggings, basics, casual wear plus some totally on trend gear. 

Refuge has been keeping Sydney’s boutique denim scene pulsating since the 1990’s, the brand making its way around the Australian fashion circuit with festival soul and attitude pieces. Refuge clothing has been designed for women who love to be on-trend without breaking the bank. Shop Refuge Clothing

Gelato Legs is my favourite item from them, they are so super comfortable and look fabulous on lots of different body shapes. I get many girls coming back for more pairs in different colours and their price point is so great! 

Refuge has been a staple for many years and has the experience of time to deliver a great value on trend brand that doesn't cost a fortune.

SHOP HERE

Jaase has really done a great job of providing us with a lovely range of Jackets this year. We love being a stockist of so many amazing and affordable products, their styles are ever changing and always on trend.

Belmont Jacket

The Jaase Belmont Jacket has been my most popular to date with many of my customers going crazy for this lovely new style. I must admit I had to get one myself in the Raya Print which suits my colouring perfectly. There was a small issue with the band on the sleeves being a little tight on some, Jaase had noted that so I think any future makes will resolve this issue! 

Tan Sivan Jacket

Another super popular style was the Jaase Tan Sivan Jacket, wow wee it was amazing and my online customers swooped on them.

Jodi Jacket

Jaase Jodi Jacket was bought back this year, it is a great allrounder and I have been able to wear it with so many of my Indianas and other outfits. It looks really great, their black one was to die for.

Amazon Jacket

My newest favourite is the Amazon Jacket, its' nearly the end of winter up here in Far North Queensland but I am sitting here in it and it is super comfortable. I can't wait to go camping so I can wear it, looking forward to looking stylish around the campfire. So well made with zips on all the pockets, draw strings in lots of places so that you can keep the warmth in. It has a generous hoody so i could wear my hair up in a bun or have a pony tale and the hood still fits, plus I have a big head ha haa! It also has some lovely embroidered features down the arms.

Carmada Jacket

If you love the Bohemian embellished look we have the Carmada Jacket in, with a faux suede fabric, embellished embroidered section across shoulders with some light coins dangling down. My favourite part is the unusual tassles that are half dingle berries and half tassles, they are super cute.

Electric Feels Jacket

Something completely different is the Electric Feels Navy Jacket. The rich Navy colour is really something else and the embellished sleeve cuffs are super cool!.

 Come and check out our Jackets at the Link below

https://www.tonkettitrading.com.au/collections/outerwear

Leather Care Tips & Tricks

At Tonketti, we have a range of new stock from Jaase. Jaase dresses, tops, pants and more. We also have a beautiful range of Accessories to go with your beautiful new outfit.

Jaase is a beautiful feminine range of clothing, epitomising the bohemian goddess but in an affordable and fashionable way. The quality is excellent with an ever changing range of colours, prints and styles that keeps it fresh.

Visit our Online Store Now to See Our Latest Releases.