Clara | Open-Work Boho Top For Women

NO ARMHOLE SEAM. NOTHING TO CATCH WHEN YOU REACH.

It is thirty degrees, you are meeting a friend at eleven, and this goes on over your jeans without a second thought. The waffle texture sits just off your skin and the open-work panel lets the air through where it counts.

No armhole seam to fight

The sleeve is cut in one piece with the body, so there is no seam sitting on the widest part of your upper arm. Nothing grips there, and nothing tugs when you put your arm out. Reach across the table for the salt and the top stays where it is instead of lifting with your shoulder. A set-in sleeve graded up from a small pattern is the usual cause of that, and there is not one here.

Room where your arm is widest

The sleeve leaves the body wide and turns back on itself in a rolled cuff at the top of the arm. That roll is loose rather than elasticated, so it rests on your arm instead of cutting a line into it. It means you can wear short sleeves without spending the day pulling at them.

The open-work runs down, not across

The openwork panel is a single narrow band from the neckline to the hem, with a second band running down each side of it. It stays a band at 4XL instead of spreading into a wide patch across the chest.

A neckline that sits flat

It is a closed round neck with no V and no buttons, so there is nothing to fall open while you are loading the car or bending over a pram. The open-work starts below the neckline and above the bust, and that yoke is the part you can see through, so wear a cami under it if you would rather it were covered.

A fabric with body to it

The waffle stitch has structure, so it hangs from the shoulder instead of following every line underneath, and the hem finishes at the waistband of your jeans rather than tucking in. Sizes M to 4XL.

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