This dress, titled the “Mothette,” wraps around the body like a cocoon. It is made of soft French terry cloth and has cording in the bodice, which enables it to adjust to varying torso lengths. Prairie Underground designers Camilla Eckersley and Davora Lindner are five feet five and six feet one, respectively. They are interested in creating garments that suit multiple body types. Prairie Underground was founded in Seattle in 2004 and aims to incorporate sustainability and ethical business practices into all parts of its production process. The company works to sustain Seattle’s existing resources and strengthen its manufacturing, in an era after the local apparel industry suffered decades of decline. All pieces are made in Seattle, in small editions each season. The sewing contractors all live within 25 minutes of the city. Fabrics are dyed in a sustainable process and frequently made from organic fibers.