Tops and blouses with long sleeves in linen, satin and twisted drapes, all cut to cover. These are the hardest-working pieces in a wardrobe: they pair with a long skirt or pleated trousers, and change register depending on what goes over them.
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The drape is the design
Several of these tops are built around a twist or a gather at the front rather than around a print or a trim. That is what carries them: the detail is structural, so the top still works under a jacket where a decorated one would not. The satin blouses are the dressier end and the linen tops the plainest, and both are cut on the same covering line.
Made to be tucked
These are cut to sit inside a high waist without bunching, which is why they work with the long skirts and the pleated trousers. Sleeves are long and set so the arm stays covered when you reach — the detail that decides whether a top is genuinely wearable or only wearable standing still.
Sizing
XS to XL. Draped styles have give built into the front, so take your usual size; the linen tops are the most relaxed of the group.
Designed in Tetouan. Finish with a jacket, or take a two-piece set instead.