GIRLS own the VOID // ALLOVER PRINT CREW

Before she was a pop-culture mainstay, Betty Boop was a flashpoint for controversy and a symbol of jazz-age defiance. Created by Max Fleischer in 1930, she wasn't actually human at first, she debuted as a French poodle before evolving into the wide-eyed flapper we recognize today.

Betty was the first truly feminine animated star who possessed a clear sense of self-reliance. While other characters of the era were often damsels in distress, Betty was navigating the urban grit of the Great Depression with a sultry, playful edge that eventually drew the ire of the strict Hays Code censors. By the mid-1930s, her hemlines were forced lower and her persona "toned down," but her original spirit of independent, street-smart energy remained.

PRODUCT DETAILS
Materials
95% cotton and 5% elastane. This blend provides a soft, breathable feel with enough stretch to maintain the garment's shape over time.

Fit and Weight
A relaxed, drop-shoulder silhouette designed for all body types. At 7.8 oz/yd² (265 g/m²), the fabric is substantial enough for cooler weather while remaining light enough for layering.

Durability
The textile is pilling-resistant and engineered to withstand frequent washing without losing its structural integrity.

Construction
Features a clean, modern cut and high-quality construction.

Size guide