Inspired by Truly’s slow fashion’ approach to design, this loungewear and lingerie collection features trans-seasonal styles with an in-season identity. Garments made to live and lounge in, all made from organic cottons; combed, knitted and finely woven.
The printed pictorial florals you see on each product are designed in-house and influenced by flower stencil art from the 1970’s, exploring Truly’s love of nature and drawing.
The look echoes a time of childhood, it’s nostalgic and simplistic, celebrating the best of each season. Wear in season or out of season, it’s fun to dress how you feel- whatever the time of year.


It’s now approaching Springtime in 2025 and after what has felt like a long winter, now feels very exciting as the nights will soon be longer and the skies warmer. Truly’s Spring design features a Gerbera in bloom and a spray of pretty Forget-me-nots, simplistically drawn in mellow yellow tones and cool lilac shades.
The sweater dress style is made from 100% combed cotton, it’s so cosy to wear whether you are stepping out into Spring on a clear, fresh day or keeping snug indoors. Printed locally here in Frome, the graphic is bold and beautiful, of high quality print using water based inks.



The cotton vest is knitted using a Pointelle technique which Truly has a passion for; it is very reminiscent of both childhood and granny chic undergarments, do you remember wearing vests like these? Pointelle knit is soft against the skin and will keep you both warm and cool as needed, so you are always feeling your best.
The knickers are made from cotton lawn which Truly uses for its sheer and silk like quality and it makes up beautifully for underwear. Lightly ruched with fine elastic you can barely feel the knickers on.
All appliqué motifs are again printed on cotton using local eco friendly printers.
Truly enjoys working with and wearing cotton for its many good qualities and comforting handle, you will see it featuring heavily in all her collections.
Browse the Spring Season range here or visit the shop in Frome
