This top lets in light—abundantly. Its large hollow knit, shaped into airy leafwork, creates generous spaces between threads. And through those openings, not just light passes—but the gaze. Here, we’re not speaking of breathability or weightlessness. We’re speaking of visual rhythm, of compositional structure.
Though machine-made, this wide openwork feels anything but industrial. It doesn’t read as a perfected pattern—it feels alive, as if it were stitched mid-inhale. It’s not the famous Irish lace, where flowers and vines once floated over dense mesh, but it holds an echo—a memory of the hand, of something made in slow rhythm, not just assembled.
Linen brings its own language: the dry texture, the natural roughness, the sound of fabric that doesn’t whisper, but rustles—quietly confident. And in such a bold knit, it takes on an architectural quality. Not soft. Not shapeless. But a frame of light and shadow, held together in loops.
Even the batwing cut follows that principle—open, architectural, and full of space.
It’s a garment that keeps its form — and keeps you centered.
Style Details:
Loose-fitting design
Crew neckline finished with 1x1 rib
Batwing sleeve design cut at 1/3 arm and finished with 1x1 ribs and metal ball chains
