Kikuyu Khaki Shirtdress

**SALE--Originally $242.00**

Khaki: The name comes from the Persian word khak (dust/ashes) which came to English from India, specifically via the British Indian Army. Khaki means earth-colored or dust colored, referring to the color of uniforms introduced by the army regiments in the 1880s. More accurately, the correct shade of "Khaki" is the color of "Multani Mitti", meaning "the mud of Multan". Multan was a well known military cantonment of British India (now in Pakistan).

Like nautical styles, safari styles remain true classics and are always right on for Summer. This one has a nice relaxed vibe with fold-back sleeves, snap front. Made from 100% cotton, of course.