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Otler Linen Top

Otler Linen Top

$179.00 AUD
$179.00 AUD
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The Otler linen Top is crafted from 100% French linen and features the striking print in rich green with crisp white stripes. This breathable, natural fabric has a light, textured feel that softens beautifully with wear. Cut with a regular fit through the body and a subtle A-line shape at the hem, this cropped style features half-length set-in sleeves and a corozo button at the centre back keyhole closure. A fresh warm-weather top that pairs beautifully with high-waisted pants or skirts.

  • 100% French Linen - light, breathable fabric that softens with wear
  • Cropped length with slight A-line shape
  • Half-length sleeves with wide opening
  • Corozo nut button closure at back
  • This design is part of ELK Conscious Edit

FIT and SIZE

  • Regular fit through the body with a slight A-line shape. Note that it is cropped in body length.
  • Key fit points for this garment are the bust, hem opening and length.
  • Dilshad wears the Linen Top Otler Print in a size AU 10 / S/M.
    Height: 179 cm Bust: 80 cm Waist: 66 cm Hips: 90 cm

All garments are measured flat (not on body) and then doubled (except the length) to calculate the total circumference. To work out what size will suit you best, flat measure an item that fits you well and use this as a guide. Please contact us if you have any questions or need more information.

Measurements in CM:

Size Bust (cm) Hem Width (cm) Length at Front (cm) Bicep (cm)
6 48 50 54.8 21.5
8 50.5 52.5 55.4 22.5
10 53 55 56 23.5
12 55.5 57.5 56.6 24.5
14 58 60 57.2 25.5
16 60.5 62.5 57.8 26.5
18 63 65 58.4 27.5
20 65.5 67.5 59

28.5

 

MATERIALS and CARE

Hand Wash.

100% French Linen

Linen is a light, breathable fabric that is durable and strong. It is easy to care for and becomes softer with age and wear.

Linen is a natural plant fibre, grown from the flax plant. The crop itself is naturally pest-resistant and requires minimal water to grow, meaning it demands fewer resources than crops such as conventionally-grown cotton.

Linen grown in France follows more traditional methods of growing and processing. For example, the crop is stripped back to prepare it for textiles using a dew-retting process. Dew-retting makes use of natural sunlight and dew to soften the crop, rather than using intensive chemical or water processes.

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