Ladies House of Bruar Merino Flannel Button Dress

Perfect for winter, this ladies House of Bruar flannel button dress blends classic tailored style with soft merino wool fabric.

Designed by our in-house team, this dress is a sophisticated piece and is ideal for any and all winter occasions. The point collar and button fastening provide an initial tailored fit that drapes into a flattering a-line silhouette. A self-fabric belt allows for cinching at the waist and the fabric wrapped buckle and buttons maintain a seamless design. Falling to a midi length, this dress looks beautiful paired with boots or low heels, and the elbow-length sleeves make layering easy. Finished in pure new wool, this dress is naturally insulating with a satisfying weight, and the range of colours pair beautifully with any winter wardrobe.

Midi length shirt dress

Wrapped buttons

Half-length sleeves

Point collar

Self-fabric belt and buckle

Two side pockets

Flannel woven from merino wool

Designed by House of Bruar

Pair with high knee boots and a wool coat for office occasions or team with heels and gold jewellery for sophisticated dinners.

About Flannel

Flannel was first crafted by Welsh shepherds and farmers from carded wool to combat the cold. It was brushed for added softness and insulation. The introduction of the carding mill during the Industrial Revolution catapulted flannel from a local craft to a global staple, even warming Union soldiers in the American Civil War. Today, it is sought-after for its durability and softness, a staple popular in country fashion as well as cosy furnishings.

About Merino Wool

Known as the softest of all wools, merino is sourced from merino sheep, a breed which originated in mediaeval Spain. The fineness of wool is measured in microns, with typical thicknesses of 29 to 35 microns. Merino is usually 22 microns thick and can be much finer, explaining its sublimely soft handle. It's also a superb insulator, often used in high-performance layers for outdoor sports.

For more information on this unique wool, see our Guide to Merino wool.