Minibee Women's Ruffle Oversize Casual Midi Dresses with Pockets

I absolutely love the Minibee Women’s Ruffle Casual Midi Dress—honestly, I wish I’d bought it sooner. The linen-cotton blend is incredibly comfortable, breathable, and perfect for warm days or layering in cooler weather. The buttons are a beautiful natural material, possibly wood, and they fasten with a flexible elastic loop that adds a subtle, handcrafted feel. I paired my dress with a wooden beaded necklace, and the whole look felt earthy, artistic, relaxed, and pulled together. The ruffle detail adds just the right amount of softness, and the pockets (yes, real pockets!) make it both stylish and practical. This dress is a new favorite—easy to wear, easy to love.

I bought one of these in a dark green and it was so nice, I ordered 2 more - 1 in rust, which arrived very quickly! Perfect for a spa day or a house dress, light enough for summer wear. You can style it up with a light wrap, as shown, for casual dining, as well. Sturdy seams and so comfy - I love it! The grey version is harder to conceal the wrinkles and it's difficult to get them out, and it kinda looks like something from the prison laundry, until you style it up. I recently purchased the blue denim variety (a different fabric which might comfort the people who find the cotton linen blend to be too scratchy) in XL instead of XXL and it fit very nicely. If you don't mind the odd flare at the bottom, this is a great day dress option; I also like to wear it with shorts and leggings. Flow: light movement around the body Fit: loose and comfortable Color: true to description

Cute casual dress. Not midi, but knee length on 5'6" gal.

I'm conflicted! I love 90% of this dress. The army green color, the buttons, the weight of the linen cotton blend fabric, the pockets, the length, the fit of the shoulders, bust, and neckline are all perfect - my dream summer dress. But I can't make up my mind about the oversized curves at the hip area. I like how they add some interest to the hem and provide extra ease of movement. I've tried flattening the curves and tucking them in as suggested in the product photos, but they don't stay that way. Belting the dress would destroy the ease and cause the back to bunch up, but I might try adding a tab or drawstring so the front is pulled back to tame the silhouette just a bit without completely changing it. I just watched myself walk out to get the mail, and with movement, the dress looks really cool. Maybe I just need to stop looking in the mirror and keep moving while I'm wearing it! Update: I ended up sizing down one size and ordering in the rust color. It's perfect! Yes, the weird little wingy things are still on the sides, but now they look intentional. The color is gorgeous, the material is so light and breathable (it's 93 and humid as I'm typing this outside), and I feel like a cool girl! (And I'm a middle-aged fat lady.) Excuse me for now, I must go stroll through an art gallery, peruse a vintage record store... or whatever cool girls do! Seriously, size down one size and get this dress!

Very unique cute dress. Looks like a boutique item down to the fabric. Oversized as I wanted. I'm a size 20W. Paired with cranberry leggings and military green. Both looked great! Looks good with scarf, jewelry. Dress up or down. Very Sarah Jessica Parker by adding an oversized flowerpin.

EDIT: so I’ve washed, ironed and worn this dress. It’s much cuter and relaxed after a wash and the “yoda ears” don’t stick out as much. Very comfortable. The fabric is fairly soft and flows nicely. It’s still a strange cut but it’s cute. I went ahead and ordered another in the off-white so hopefully it will fit the same. Surprisingly, I’ve already received several complements from coworkers on my first wear. Yeah, I read the reviews and I still bought this dress based on some of the pics. First, the navy blue is a nice color and I like the tiny buttons. The top part of the dress is fairly snug. I bought a small but a medium would have been huge. The length is good. I’m 5’5 tall. There are two triangular pleated wings the stick out at the hips. Like weird Yoda ears. No amount of tucking them in makes them stay. I washed the dress and folded the pleated wings inward so hopefully they’ll stay. I’m not hopeful. I figure out a way to wear it only because I like a challenge…

I bought this to wear as a house dress. I bought only one to try out and I like it. I will buy more in different colors. I like that it's loose and comfortable to move around in. UPDATE. Purchased the striped one. Not the same material. It's more of a gauzy type material. I like it but it shrunk in size and in length. I'm 5'1, the denim hangs below my knees about 2", this striped one is above my knees by an 1". The denim one is loose on me the way I wanted it, the striped one is fitting but not form fitting. Just not loose like I wanted. Also the gauzy one is thin material. I will keep it because I got these just to wear around the house. And I like it regardless of its unwanted, unexpected issues.

I ordered this even though in my gut I expected to hate it. Out of the bag, it stinks from the dye and hangs awful. I didn’t totally hate it, saw its potential, so decided to throw it in the wash and see what happened. It’s much (much!) softer after a wash and dry, and hangs much nicer. The weird points on the side stick out odd, but not as bad as they did pre-wash. I’m going to try and figure out how to tack them down with a couple stitches. Otherwise, super comfy, would be cute with leggings and boots, an oversized sweater, or sandals. Could be dressed up or down. I do wish it has some slits in the side, I think that would help how it hangs, but not a huge deal.