Deconstructed Wrap Shirt Top In White/Biscuit Check
Available sizes XS S M L XL 6 8 10 12 14
Why it's worth it
A deconstructed shirt and suit jacket, fused into one strapless top.
The Edit
A double-layer strapless top engineered from a crisp white cotton shirt base with a suiting-weight biscuit houndstooth check panel draped and tied across the torso — the check layer is cut asymmetrically and fastens at the side with a self-tie for a cinched-waist silhouette. The white underlayer retains its full shirt structure: button placket, collar ghost, and shirttail hem. Made in Australia.
Insider Tip
The tie is structural — knot it tight or the check panel shifts.
The details
Made of
70% wool, 25% viscose, 5% spandex
- Silhouette
- Structured
- Neckline
- Strapless
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Length
- Hip-length
- Waist
- Fitted waist
- Hem
- Asymmetric
- Pattern
- Houndstooth
- Details
- Layering, wrap, pleating
Is now a good time?
Now
$490
When we picked it
$500
Lowest we've seen
$487
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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