Why it's worth it
Cutwork embroidery on the body, macramé fringe at the hem — two different crafts, one shirt.
The Edit
Richelieu cutwork and broderie anglaise cover the entire bodice and one sleeve panel — the openwork is hand-finished in the traditional Portuguese embroidery technique the shirt is named for. A mandarin collar and pearl-finish button placket hold the structure at the top, while the hem releases into a wide macramé band and long vertical fringe that grazes the hip. The blouson sleeve gathers into a neat cuff, keeping the silhouette relaxed without losing the craftsmanship.
More like this
View All Picks →
Sister Jane
Dream Evening Primrose Blouse
Why it's worth it
The collar comes off — two blouses for the price of one silhouette decision.
PatBO
Acquamist Linen Embroidered Shirt
Lowest we've seen
Why it's worth it
Richilieu embroidery, Brazilian artistry.
Farm Rio
Black Lace Puff Sleeve Blouse
Why it's worth it
Lace yoke, pin-tucks, and ladder trim — three different textures, all black, all on one top.
OpéraSPORT
Donatella Shirt - Pristine
Why it's worth it
Full floral lace, scalloped everywhere — the hem, the cuffs, the neckline, all of it.