Preloved Jeanswest Silk Top

Preloved Jeanswest Silk Top

The Preloved Jeanswest Silk Top is a 100% silk cap-sleeved patterned top, and is a versatile addition to your natural fibres wardrobe. Features an abstract pattern around the top in burgundy, blakc, grey, creams and pink hues. There’s a solid cream-coloured hem line with side splits.

Description

• 100% silk
• scoop neck front with high neckline a the nape of the neck
• cap sleeves
• free flowing
• breast darts
• folds up tiny, taking up no space at all!

Measurement & Fit notes

• Jeanswest Size 8
• Shoulder to Shoulder: 38cm
• Total length (Shoulder to base hem): 65cm
• Underarm to Underarm: 44cm

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