SITANO
Positano Shirt Dress by Sitano
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Made in a beautiful embroidered eyelet fabric, the Positano Shirt Dress is the perfect oversized, classic button-down. The carefully placed buttons on the cuff and the extra length in the back to provide more coverage prove that the Positano Shirt Dress is a cover-up to wear year after year.
Wear it open and flowy for a relaxed look by the pool or buttoned up to knock around the beach club.
We prewash and dry all of the fabrics used in our products to reduce risk of possible shrinkage but please be aware that if you decide to tumble dry our garments, some shrinkage may occur. Please refer to the individual product pages to see care instructions for each garment.
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Founders
Mary Scott Jameson & Merrill Horridge
An Atlanta native, Merrill Horridge is Sitano's co-founder and COO. Merrill attended Rhodes College in Memphis, TN where she graduated with a BA in Business Administration. After college, she spent 9 years in New Orleans, LA where she attended Tulane University's Freeman School of Business and received her MA in Accounting and PMBA while working as a CPA. Merrill enjoys cooking, reading, traveling, and spending time with loved ones. Merrill currently resides in Charlotte, NC with her husband Sean and their dog, Callie.
Founders
Mary Scott Jameson & Merrill Horridge
An Atlanta native, Mary Scott Jameson, is Sitano’s co-founder and CEO/Creative Director. Mary Scott attended the University of Georgia with a B.A. in Art History and minor in Spanish. She began her career in fashion almost 10 years ago in the Neiman Marcus buying program in Dallas, TX as an assistant buyer. Since then she has pursued various positions in HR, conference and event planning, and business development in the multi-family real estate and alternative asset management industries. She enjoys sketching, running, playing tennis, hanging with friends and interviewing female founders on her podcast, She Had A Vision. She resides in New York with her husband, Walter.