Our Alia top is a soft and airy piece for warmer days. With adjustable rolled tie straps and loose shirring this quality style will be a go-to in her wardrobe that matched everything.
- Linen nappy cover or frill shorts available separately
Our Alia top is a soft and airy piece for warmer days. With adjustable rolled tie straps and loose shirring this quality style will be a go-to in her wardrobe that matched everything.
- Linen nappy cover or frill shorts available separately
Size and Fit
loose stretchy fit, designed for extra wear.
loose stretchy fit, designed for extra wear.
Material and Care
100% stonewashed linen, pre shrunk
Gentle machine wash, air or tumble dry, Iron if needed
100% stonewashed linen, pre shrunk
Gentle machine wash, air or tumble dry, Iron if needed
My daughter loves this little summery top. I got it in a bigger size so she can wear it over the coming years (adjustable straps are perfect for growing!) LOVE
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Robyn L Royan
Great quality linen. Lovely fit. With flats it is summer personified.
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J.M.
This is a partially sheer linen; a black mini stripe on a grey-white base. I do find it looks different to the web photos, and closer up photos of the fabric would be ideal as it is a lot more grey than it looks online. The black stripe is not printed on but is actually part of the weave and there are parts where it has pilled and come out of the weave in knobby bits. I love the design, the loose sleeves, and the inclusion of pockets.
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Quality linen with a beautiful texture and drape, some light colour linen is somewhat sheer but I did not find that to be the case with this one. I usually wear a size small-medium or AU 8-10. I went with a small and it is still a roomy, relaxed fit. I am about 153cm and it falls closer to my ankle than my knee as I expected. It washes well and overall I am pleased with the quality and design.
