Desert Chic Top

There’s something a bit poetic about a knit top that looks straight out of a desert landscape painting, right? That’s the real charm - loose in all the right places and tidy where it matters. The cut is just brilliant - cropped and boxy up top, with oversized sleeves wide enough to hide your post-brunch food baby or just leave you dancing like nobody’s watching at your backyard barbecue. That deliberately wonky hem - higher in the front, dipping slightly at the back - gives you permission to skip ironing altogether. As if anyone needs more reasons to go unironed.

It’s those fabric blocks that make people stop and ask, “Where’d you get that?” 60% polyester, 35% cotton, and just enough elastane to survive an accidental squat (not every designer can relate). The geometric seams are so odd on purpose - bold lines in a deeper shade - they’ve got a modern art gallery vibe. There’s also some clever open-knit panel work happening along the arms and neck - creamy, soft and crocheted to look handmade but thankfully not so DIY you’re finding loose bits weeks later. It’s relaxed but still posh. Machine washable. Now there’s an anomaly for luxury fashion!