ROMA DRAPE TOP - Handmade in Seattle, WA, USA. A simple, asymmetrical top with a pleated and draped design. Shown in an assortment of soft, stable knit fabrics with a variety of patterns and prints throughout. Indulge in the luxurious drape of the Roma Drape Top. Crafted from our rich and vibrant velvet, this sleeveless top offers an elegant silhouette. The sophisticated boat neck frames the shoulders beautifully, while thoughtful pleats at the front enhance the fabric's natural fall, creating a graceful look that moves with you. Experience the comfortable weight and exquisite texture of velvet in this effortlessly chic design. Try coordinating this top with our Circle Skirt or any other bottoms in your wardrobe. See size chart for additional measurements. These pieces are made-to-order and may be exchanged or returned for a store credit only. All sales of items with customizations or alterations are final. Note: In the Palm Burnout Velvets, Sunset Palm has a crepe detail noticeable on the velvet adding to it's deep luster. Island Palm is the same fabric, but instead of the crepe texture, it's silky smooth leaving it's vibrant green base as the focus. Available in many different colors and fabrics. Available in sizes S-L. Ask about additional fabric and options and custom ordering! These pieces are made-to-order and may be exchanged or returned for a store credit only. Handmade in Seattle, WA USA of imported fabrics. Desert Collection Velvet Fabrics - 65% Polyester/35% RayonTropical Collection Velvet Fabrics - 100% PolyesterCrushed Copper Velvet Fabrics - 100% PolyesterDry clean (recommended) or hand wash cold. Lay flat to dry. Concerned about fit? Send us your measurements! We are happy to go over sizing or arrange an online viewing for you! Color matching is close but not exact, dye lots may change throughout the season, please call for swatches if matching. Please note: While we understand that color accuracy is important, a product’s actual colors may differ slightly from what appears online. Colors may vary due to lighting, photography, monitor settings, and variations in material batches.
