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Browse all Ted Baker dresses →TILOLAH | DARK NAVY
The verdict
Fit
Standard Ted Baker midi fit: structured through the hip, moderate taper, appropriate length for most heights. Sizing holds true.
Quality
Reliable construction and seaming typical of Ted Baker's core range. This fabric weight and finish is consistent across this price tier.
Is the price fair?
Fairly priced. Dark navy is slightly more formal than standard navy, but the price remains in the mid-accessible band—no premium for the color.
Best for
Shoppers who want a navy midi that reads as slightly dressier without investing in the $197+ tier.
Care
Machine wash cold, lay flat or hang dry to preserve the navy tone.
What owners report about Ted Baker dresses
Sizing dominates owner discussion of Ted Baker dresses: the brand uses its own numbered sizes rather than standard ones, and most owners find dresses cut generously, though fit swings by style — structured pencil shapes run truer while flowy midis run large, and forum threads disagree outright on whether the brand runs big or small. Owners who land the right size report dresses that fit beautifully and last, but forum posters consider the line overpriced at full retail and commonly advise buying on sale.
- Strengths
- When the size works, owners report well-fitting, long-lasting dresses they are consistently happy with.
- Watch out for
- Non-standard numbered sizing plus style-to-style inconsistency makes ordering unseen risky, and posters judge full retail prices poor value — sale buying is the standard advice.
- Sizing
- Ted Baker's numbered sizing runs generous (a 3 maps roughly to a UK 12/14); flowy midi styles run larger than structured cuts, so check each item's measurements.
About Ted Baker's dresses line as a whole. Sources: Ted Baker clothes sizing explained — Honestly Helen · Ted Baker Sizing Guide: Does It Run Big? — Tellar · Ted Baker sizing? — Mumsnet · Ted Baker: Is it good quality clothing worth the price tag? — Styleforum