Bold • Effortless • Quietly Artful
A black midi dress covered in hand-drawn ivory motifs, with a two-tone reverse panel down one side.
The Hinoki Journal
Some prints whisper. This one draws, literally. Suns with radiating lashes, small watchful eyes, ferns, ladders, and scattered dots, all painted on in thick ivory brushwork against a deep black ground. It reads like a page from a sketchbook someone kept for years.
The shape does the opposite of compete with it. A soft V-neck, dropped shoulders with cuffed short sleeves, and a generous straight cut through the body let the print carry the whole thing. Turn slightly and the two-tone reveals itself, the colorway flips along one side panel, ivory ground with black motifs, so the dress reads differently from every angle. A side slit and a raw, frayed hem keep it from feeling precious.
Why It Found Its Way to Hinoki
We have a weakness for prints that look made by hand rather than made by machine. This one has real gesture in it — uneven strokes, imperfect circles, a little folk-art soul and the relaxed cut means you can wear it all summer without thinking twice.
Features
- Ivory hand-drawn tribal motifs on a black ground
- Two-tone contrast panel in the reverse colorway
- V-neckline with dropped shoulders and cuffed short sleeves
- Relaxed straight silhouette through the body
- Side slit hemline with a raw, frayed edge
- Midi length, unlined
- 90% cotton, 10% viscose
✦ Amy's Styling Tip
I keep everything else quiet with this one — flat leather sandals, a stack of thin gold bangles, and hair down. The print is already saying plenty. When it cools off, a denim jacket over the top works better than you'd expect.
Hinoki Care Suggestions
Machine wash cold on gentle, hang or lay flat to dry. Warm iron as needed, and leave the frayed hem alone, it's meant to soften with wear.
About the Maker
Umgee is a women's fashion label based in Los Angeles, known for relaxed, boho-leaning pieces with an easy, lived-in feel.
We were drawn to Umgee for their sense of print and proportion, clothes that look considered but wear like a favorite, which is exactly what we want for our Foragers.
Bold • Effortless • Quietly Artful
A black midi dress covered in hand-drawn ivory motifs, with a two-tone reverse panel down one side.
The Hinoki Journal
Some prints whisper. This one draws, literally. Suns with radiating lashes, small watchful eyes, ferns, ladders, and scattered dots, all painted on in thick ivory brushwork against a deep black ground. It reads like a page from a sketchbook someone kept for years.
The shape does the opposite of compete with it. A soft V-neck, dropped shoulders with cuffed short sleeves, and a generous straight cut through the body let the print carry the whole thing. Turn slightly and the two-tone reveals itself, the colorway flips along one side panel, ivory ground with black motifs, so the dress reads differently from every angle. A side slit and a raw, frayed hem keep it from feeling precious.
Why It Found Its Way to Hinoki
We have a weakness for prints that look made by hand rather than made by machine. This one has real gesture in it — uneven strokes, imperfect circles, a little folk-art soul and the relaxed cut means you can wear it all summer without thinking twice.
Features
- Ivory hand-drawn tribal motifs on a black ground
- Two-tone contrast panel in the reverse colorway
- V-neckline with dropped shoulders and cuffed short sleeves
- Relaxed straight silhouette through the body
- Side slit hemline with a raw, frayed edge
- Midi length, unlined
- 90% cotton, 10% viscose
✦ Amy's Styling Tip
I keep everything else quiet with this one — flat leather sandals, a stack of thin gold bangles, and hair down. The print is already saying plenty. When it cools off, a denim jacket over the top works better than you'd expect.
Hinoki Care Suggestions
Machine wash cold on gentle, hang or lay flat to dry. Warm iron as needed, and leave the frayed hem alone, it's meant to soften with wear.
About the Maker
Umgee is a women's fashion label based in Los Angeles, known for relaxed, boho-leaning pieces with an easy, lived-in feel.
We were drawn to Umgee for their sense of print and proportion, clothes that look considered but wear like a favorite, which is exactly what we want for our Foragers.