Caribbean Fashion - Wholesale Caribbean Dresses

Adult sizes available in small, medium and large
Children sizes available from size 4 and up

Today's fashion includes dresses of many styles, colors, and fit.


	This gorgeous dress began appearing in the French West Indies towards the end of the 18th Century. Its design is believed to have originated from Southern France, where the women at the time wore a similar outfit. In the Caribbean the dress is considered a significant aspect of culture and heritage. A matching white blouse for the petticoat (Gwan Jupon) made with white cotton and trimmed with lace
	White blouse with sleeve worn off-shoulder
	White Petticoat skirt with 2 layers of lace

	Top madras skirt with front opening
	White petticoat with 1 layer of lace

	Short sleeve blouse worn on shoulder Medium—fits up to size 10/12 Large– fits up to size 22/24
	Long madras skirt with short front
	White blouse with sleeve worn on shoulder with foulard Gold accessories and bright beaded jewellery formed an integral part of the Jipe outfit. The matador, when dressed for special occassions, displayed all of her prized pieces.
	White blouse with sleeve and insertion lace
	White blouse with sleeve and insertion lace

	White blouse with sleeve and insertion lace
	White blouse with sleeve and insertion lace
	White blouse with sleeve and insertion lace
	Front view of Madras Hat The traditional Head– Dresses are made from well-starched checked madras, set diagonally on a woman’s head, with 1 or several peaks according to the wearers choice of style.
	Back view of Madras Hat