Ruth Bader Ginsburg Ruffled Cap Sleeve Twirl Dress
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Give twirl a whirl! Our cap sleeve twirl dresses are perfectly designed in our signature Päpook® viscose from bamboo to be comfortable yet show-stopping. Paired with leggings, a jean jacket, or worn solo, this dress will be a star at every occasion. Just like your peanut.
Features:
- Scoop neck and extra twirly
- Worn to the knee or slightly below
- Breathable, lightweight, and stretchy
- 95% Viscose from Bamboo, 5% Spandex
- Signature Posh Peanut® design
- Accessories sold separately
- Posh Peanut is donating proceeds from these collections to Girls Inc LA
- Our Women's Empowerment collections are all in collaboration with artist Martin Bruckner @Spaghettitoesdad
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was born in 1933 in Brooklyn, New York. Growing up, her mother significantly influenced her life & taught her the value of receiving a good education. Ruth followed her mother's advice by attending Cornell University in 1954, where she graduated at the top of her class. That same year, she married her husband Martin & had her first child in 1955. Her husband was later drafted into the military, which led to Ginsburg putting her education on hold.
In 1956, Ginsburg began attending Harvard law school while taking care of her recently cancer-diagnosed husband & her daughter. Despite all of her struggles, she graduated at the top of her class & furthered her education at Columbia Law. And, by no surprise, she graduated at the top of her class. Ruth, however, found it challenging to find a job due to gender discrimination in the workplace. She luckily was offered a job as a clerk for a U.S District Judge, & she worked there for 2 years until she wound up teaching at Columbia Law School.
She led the fight against gender discrimination & successfully argued 6 landmark cases before the U.S Supreme Court. This led to President Carter appointing Ruth to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in 1980. She served on the court for 13 years until Ruth was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Clinton in 1993. She became the court's 2nd female justice as well as the first Jewish female justice.
As a judge, she wrote the landmark decision that stated the Virginia Military Institute couldn't refuse to admit women. She famously dissented in the Ledbetter V. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Her plaintiff, a female employee, paid less than her male co-workers with the same qualifications, sued under Title VII. Unfortunately, she was denied relief. But as we already know, this did not stop Ruth from seeking justice. In 2009, President Obama passed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act. Ruth proved she was a force to be reckoned with until her death on September 18, 2020. Ruth Bader Ginsburg will always be remembered for her strong voice against gender inequality and discrimination.
Most of our apparel is made from our signature Viscose from Bamboo, and we suggest washing them on cold/gentle cycle inside out. Lay flat to dry for optimal longevity or dry low and cool iron if needed. Follow all care tag instructions.
Viscose is know to be buttery soft and the softer the fabric, the more pilling is common — however, laying flat to dry really keeps the fabric new. Most moms prefer to line dry for optimal texture, lasting color, and to last through the life span of the item.
Due to the delicate nature of our lush fabrics, please do NOT wash with other items with zippers, buttons, or hardware. Snagging may occur. Wash separate with other babies items.
Our signature Päpook® viscose from bamboo is lightweight, breathable, and extra soft for your baby's delicate skin. Its natural weave makes it stretchy enough for a nice snug fit, yet comfortable for all-day wear.
No Harsh Chemicals
We comply with snug fitting standards to eliminate the use of flame retardant chemicals during our production process – irritants like chlorine-containing bleaches, zinc, and sulfate. So you can rest easy knowing our fabric is free of irritants and toxic treatments.
Benefits of Viscose from Bamboo
This fabric has it all. Lightweight and breathable with fibers to wick away moisture while micro-gaps aid in ventilation and heat regulation. This means you stay cooler during the summer and a few degrees warmer during the winter. This makes it great specifically for people with sensitive skin and/or allergies. It also has natural UV protection to protect your peanuts from sun rays in comfort.
NOT ALL FIBER IS CREATED EQUAL
At Posh Peanut, we do our bit towards fostering a more positive future, creating thoughtfully produced garments. Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants on earth. It requires very little water and grows 3-4 feet a day without any fertilizers. We are proud to say our products are made using the highest standards in textile.
The Päpook® Viscose from Bamboo Advantage
- Breathable & Lightweight
- Soft as a Baby's Butt
- Delicate On Sensitive Skin
- Seasonless
- Stretches To Fit Longer
- Award Winning