The Loose Silk Robe is designed, printed and made in England. It is constructed from 100% silk: the outer fabric is a beautifully dusky sandwashed Crepe de Chine, and it is lined in silk georgette. The style features a loose, flowing shape, wide sleeves, and delicate ribbons for optional closure. The robe is accompanied by a silk tie for additional styling options, which can be worn as a belt to create a wrap dress, or as a scarf to accessorize your look. Sabina has engineered a bespoke placement print around the garment, ensuring a unique and distinctive aesthetic from every angle. 

London Bridge is Falling Down; a gently lilting ditty secreting a rumoured dark truth regarding the foundations of the bridge itself. In this design, Sabina has played on the ancient tradition (still in existence) that the Freemen of London are permitted to drive sheep annually across London Bridge. In this scene, a pair of gentle baby lambs are balanced atop a crumbling stone plinth, batting their long eyelashes and sporting beautifully soft and glistening curls. However, the pedestal looks set to give way at any moment, while behind, Old London Bridge begins to collapse into the Thames below. The freshly hatched ducklings are taking their chances by risking a leap into the rushing current below. Despite impending disaster, the eye is drawn first to the big blue eyes of the lambs, and their glossy, luxurious ribbons, distracting from the peril of the scene. The botanical wildflowers evoke a dreamlike, bucolic feeling, while one lamb poignantly holds a sprig of forget-me-not in its mouth.