The Textural Shift Convertible Wrap Top A definitive piece of premium streetwear, this convertible wrap top is designed for the modern wardrobe. It features elongated, multi-functional straps that wrap seamlessly around the waist and can be elegantly brought up around the neck to create a striking, integrated choker aesthetic [or profile]. This piece is engineered to contour beautifully against the body, offering a dynamic interplay of clean geometric lines and soft, fluid draping. It serves as a true styling chameleon within the collection—transforming effortlessly from a minimalist, everyday staple into a bold, avant-garde evening statement. Central to this design is our premium 100% cupro fabric—a sustainable silk alternative derived from recycled cotton linter that brings eco-conscious circularity to the forefront of elevated design without compromising on a liquid, tactile drape. Available in six sophisticated fabric and color dimensions that anchor the collection: Inkwell: A rich, midnight navy 100% cupro with exceptional surface depth. Dusk Olive: A muted, earthy 100% cupro that nods to classic utility wear. Obsidian: A sleek, dimensional 100% cupro black with a subtle, premium sheen. Oasis: A moody green and black tie-dye poly-elastane (97% Polyester / 3% Elastane), providing a contemporary, sculpting streetwear stretch. Mirage: A sleek blue and black tie-dye poly-elastane (97% Polyester / 3% Elastane), engineered to contour and hold its shape perfectly. Sizing & Fit: Available in Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large. Designed to be highly adjustable, the wrap closure allows you to customize the fit, coverage, and compression to your preference. Handmade in Seattle, WA USA of imported fabrics.Hand wash cold. Lay flat to dry. 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.
