Eissasaurus Reversible Babydoll Dress

At Maison Q, each of our prints is a story  waiting to be worn. Step into a whimsical world where the horizon is painted by imagination. Titled Daydream, this collection captures the vivid "what-ifs" of a child’s mind, transforming fleeting thoughts into enchanted landscapes where anything is possible. 

Here are the stories behind our prints from Daydream:

Eissasurus
The Daydream: Dinosaurs and their obsession with vehicles just like a kid.

This print is inspired by our founder’s son Eissa. As a child who is different by society’s standards, he inspired a design lovingly illustrated to show that all children — no matter how different — all want the same thing. To be loved and to be happy.  Eissa is drawn on his fave scooter in the midst of his band of highly-favoured dinosaurs.

Wild Soiree 
The Daydream: Animals at play in a care free, childlike manner.

Step into a dreamscape where unlikely friends gather. Here, elephants blow bubbles, leopards laze the day away and a helpful penguin touch up a giraffe’s markings. With flowers big enough to sleep in and trees that naturally grow hammocks, this print captures the ultimate joy of a child's imagination.

 Product Description

• A simple dress made elegant with a sculpted outline on the sleeves. It features an A-line silhouette and subtle gathers across the chest. 

• Comes with snap closure buttons all the way down the back for ease of wear. 

• This is a reversible piece and can be worn inside out. Double the fun, twice the mileage.

• 100% cotton. 

Care Instructions

• Gentle machine wash, on cold.
• Wash with like colours in a laundry bag.
• Do not soak.
• Iron on medium heat. For a reversible apparel, iron on medium and away from the hemline. Iron towards the centre of the apparel so that the two pieces of fabric in your reversible piece does not gather at the hem.
• Do not iron over brand labels or snap closure buttons.
• No clothes dryers.
• When washing, be mindful not to use too much detergent as this, in some cases, may affect the durability and colour of the cotton (a natural fabric) in the long run.