Floral crochet ivory crewneck tencel wool rayon tee / blouse

A definitive example of Japanese textile innovation, this structured knitted blouse explores the balance between artisanal warmth and modern performance. Crafted from a refined blend of Wool, Tencel™, and Polyester, the fabric is engineered to provide the sophisticated hand-feel and thermal regulation of natural wool, enhanced by the silky drape of Tencel™ and the "shape-memory" properties of technical polyester.

• Origin: Conceptually designed and meticulously produced in Japan.

• Material: Wool for insulation and texture; Tencel™ for a cool-touch drape; Polyester for durability and crease-resistance.

• Silhouette: Contemporary soft-structured knitted fit with a clean shoulder line and a refined button-front profile.

• Features: Single-row button closure, precision-knit collar, and ribbed cuffs that provide a tailored finish to the sleeves.

• Texture: A high-density technical knit with a smooth, matte finish and a substantial yet breathable weight.

This knitted blouse is designed to be the textural anchor of a tonal ensemble. Pair with high-waisted pleated pants in midnight navy for a sophisticated, high-contrast look. For a more fluid, avant-garde aesthetic, wear it partially tucked into the asymmetric organza-layered skirt. Complete the silhouette with lambskin brogue lace-up heels—the organic wood heel provides a beautiful grounded counterpoint to the sharp, technical tailoring of the wool-blend knit.

To preserve the architectural structure and the complex fiber blend of this technical knit:

• Washing: We recommend professional dry cleaning or a very gentle hand wash in cool water.

• Detergent: Use a pH-neutral wool detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, which can relax the technical polyester fibers and cause the blouse to lose its "crisp" shape.

• Drying: Do not tumble dry. Lay flat to dry on a clean towel. Never hang this garment while wet, as the weight of the water will stretch the knit vertically.

• Steaming: Use a handheld garment steamer on a low-heat setting to refresh the fibers. Avoid direct high heat from an iron to prevent "glazing" the technical Tencel™ and polyester.