Made from soft, structured, textured cotton, this dress has 1.5" straps, a structured bodice and a midi-length skirt with a back slit. It zips up the back with an invisible zipper.

Coco Shop is an Antiguan brand that was founded in 1949 by siblings Pat Starr and Amos Morrill. Started as a crafts table in the island's capital of St. John's, its goal was to give local artists a place to sell their work. In 1952, Starr and Morrill moved business to a coconut brown, West Indian home on St. Mary's Street in St. John's. Amos was the artist, drawing by hand many of Coco Shop's prints, while Pat ran the company's operations, overseeing its seamstresses and sales. Over 60 years of business, Coco Shop became a beloved Antiguan company. One employee dedicated her entire life to the store, working all 68 years of its existence.

The Coco Shop Slip Dress in Navy Checkerboard features a slim, structured silhouette with a midi length, adjustable spaghetti straps, and a square neckline. It's finished with a back slit and an invisible back zipper.

Coco Shop is an Antiguan brand that was founded in 1949 by siblings Pat Starr and Amos Morrill. Started as a crafts table in the island's capital of St. John's, its goal was to give local artists a place to sell their work. In 1952, Starr and Morrill moved business to a coconut brown, West Indian home on St. Mary's Street in St. John's. Amos was the artist, drawing by hand many of Coco Shop's prints, while Pat ran the company's operations, overseeing its seamstresses and sales. Over 60 years of business, Coco Shop became a beloved Antiguan company. One employee dedicated her entire life to the store, working all 68 years of its existence.

Made from structured cotton, this wrap skirt is cut to wrap around the smallest part of your waist and tie in a bow on your left side.

Coco Shop is an Antiguan brand that was founded in 1949 by siblings Pat Starr and Amos Morrill. Started as a crafts table in the island's capital of St. John's, its goal was to give local artists a place to sell their work. In 1952, Starr and Morrill moved business to a coconut brown, West Indian home on St. Mary's Street in St. John's. Amos was the artist, drawing by hand many of Coco Shop's prints, while Pat ran the company's operations, overseeing its seamstresses and sales. Over 60 years of business, Coco Shop became a beloved Antiguan company. One employee dedicated her entire life to the store, working all 68 years of its existence.

Made from soft, structured cotton, this button-front shirt has a boxy fit, stiff collar and chest pocket. Meant to have a slightly oversized fit, if between sizes, size down.

Coco Shop is an Antiguan brand that was founded in 1949 by siblings Pat Starr and Amos Morrill. Started as a crafts table in the island's capital of St. John's, its goal was to give local artists a place to sell their work. In 1952, Starr and Morrill moved business to a coconut brown, West Indian home on St. Mary's Street in St. John's. Amos was the artist, drawing by hand many of Coco Shop's prints, while Pat ran the company's operations, overseeing its seamstresses and sales. Over 60 years of business, Coco Shop became a beloved Antiguan company. One employee dedicated her entire life to the store, working all 68 years of its existence.

Made from soft, structured cotton, this dress has 2" straps, a high neckline (the same bodice as the favorite Tiered Dress), a low back and an ankle-length skirt with pockets. It zips up the back with an invisible zipper.

Coco Shop is an Antiguan brand that was founded in 1949 by siblings Pat Starr and Amos Morrill. Started as a crafts table in the island's capital of St. John's, its goal was to give local artists a place to sell their work. In 1952, Starr and Morrill moved business to a coconut brown, West Indian home on St. Mary's Street in St. John's. Amos was the artist, drawing by hand many of Coco Shop's prints, while Pat ran the company's operations, overseeing its seamstresses and sales. Over 60 years of business, Coco Shop became a beloved Antiguan company. One employee dedicated her entire life to the store, working all 68 years of its existence.

Made from soft, structured cotton, this dress has a crew neckline, short sleeves and an ankle-length, tiered skirt with pockets. It zips up the back with an invisible zipper.

Coco Shop is an Antiguan brand that was founded in 1949 by siblings Pat Starr and Amos Morrill. Started as a crafts table in the island's capital of St. John's, its goal was to give local artists a place to sell their work. In 1952, Starr and Morrill moved business to a coconut brown, West Indian home on St. Mary's Street in St. John's. Amos was the artist, drawing by hand many of Coco Shop's prints, while Pat ran the company's operations, overseeing its seamstresses and sales. Over 60 years of business, Coco Shop became a beloved Antiguan company. One employee dedicated her entire life to the store, working all 68 years of its existence.

Made from soft, structured cotton, this sleeveless dress has a scoop neckline and a short hem cut to hit mid-thigh. It opens down the front with fabric-covered buttons.

Coco Shop is an Antiguan brand that was founded in 1949 by siblings Pat Starr and Amos Morrill. Started as a crafts table in the island's capital of St. John's, its goal was to give local artists a place to sell their work. In 1952, Starr and Morrill moved business to a coconut brown, West Indian home on St. Mary's Street in St. John's. Amos was the artist, drawing by hand many of Coco Shop's prints, while Pat ran the company's operations, overseeing its seamstresses and sales. Over 60 years of business, Coco Shop became a beloved Antiguan company. One employee dedicated her entire life to the store, working all 68 years of its existence.