June | Meadows & Pastures

Long peaceful days stretch out ahead of us, like a patchwork of fields rolling down towards the sea. Sun-baked grasses blur into a single swathe that softens the space between land and sky.  

We find June’s inspiration among wheat-whispering meadows. Paper-petalled poppies and cornflowers grow wild in hand-drawn prints, while new broderie brings texture to natural-blend fabrics. 

We're embracing a slower pace and dressing accordingly, with easy outfits in a saturated summer palette. Gentle gathers add an airy drape to dresses and tops. These are the pieces for golden days, to treasure for summers to come.  

Back in the cool of the studio, our print designers pluck inspiration for bold agapanthus and poppy prints. Hand-drawn florals combine with sunshiny gingham in warm yarn-dyed colours. 

For this collection, we’re layering prints and plains with a new decorative element – statement embroidery. 

Stitched blooms and leaves are lifted from our prints, and spring to life in crisp white and vibrant meadow tones. Designs are drawn from Cornwall’s summer wildflowers, gathered in bouquets with a simple symmetry that nods to European folk art.  

Our Chief Creative Officer Laura’s favourite outfit begins with the vibrant Swallow Hill skirt. Its abstract print was inspired by a bolder perspective of coastal pastures. 

Laura teams the full skirt with our classic Sailor Stripes, speaking to the sea as well as the land. A loosely tied Hazel Branch linen shirt in Tomato adds a laid-back summery layer.  

Pair a patchwork-printed dress (like the bestselling Belle Dress) with a boxy denim jacket, playing with tone and texture. 

To make the most of these sun-warmed colours, Laura suggests the saturated red of the Sun Gleam Dress, worn with a drapey printed scarf. 

You’ll find these exciting new pieces in our New Collection, with its summertime shades, statement prints and intricate embroidered details. 

How will you be #WearingSeasalt this summer? Share your style with us on @SeasaltCornwall