Woman with yellow marigold gloves on holding tulips in front of her eyes
Two women posing in front of a pink background. They are both wearing a matching blue, green and orange printed top and jumpsuit.

It's the first week of spring! And with that, comes our (not so light) obsession with tulips. Depending on the type of tulip, they can flower anywhere between early March and late May. Either way, we prefer to have them with us 24/7, in our very own hand-illustrated print.

Woman wears a matching tie-front top and culottes, both with a multicoloured tulip print.
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Woman holds a bunch of tulips. She's wearing a tie-top that is printed with tulips, a blue cropped cardigan and green trousers
Woman holds a bunch of tulips. She's wearing a tie-top that is printed with tulips and green trousers
Woman wears a tulip printed dress and a blue cropped cardigan

The Tulip Trade

Tulip Mania was a speculative frenzy in 17th-century Holland over the sale of tulip bulbs. The flower was introduced to Europe from Turkey and quickly became popular. By about 1610 a single bulb of a new variety was acceptable as dowry for a bride!

- Brtiannica.com, Tulip Mania

Woman wears a mulitcoloured tulip printed dress
Woman wears a matching tie-front top and culottes, both with a multicoloured tulip print.
Woman with yellow marigold gloves on holding tulips in front of her eyes
Woman with yellow marigold gloves on is surrounded by bunches of tulips
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