Textured Tie Front Shrug - Roman - Black - 16

It's designed as a lightweight, stylish layering piece for spring and summer, offering a breezy finish and adding dimension to your outfits without providing significant warmth.

The shrug has a cropped, hip-length cut, measuring approximately 53cm from the shoulder to the hem.

While it can add a touch of style, its lightweight design means it offers minimal warmth. It is best suited for warmer climates, mild days, or as an indoor layering piece in air-conditioned environments.

The shrug is crafted from a blend of 71% Acrylic and 29% Polyamide, which gives it a soft, subtly textured feel and good drape.

Yes, the front tie detail allows you to adjust the fit and style. You can tie it tightly for a more cinched look or loosely for a relaxed, open front.

The shrug is machine washable. For best results, wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent. Reshape gently while damp and lay flat to dry. Avoid tumble drying and use a low heat if ironing is necessary.

The 'textured fabric' refers to a subtle, tactile surface pattern on the knit. This adds visual interest and depth to the garment, making it more dynamic than a completely smooth knit fabric.

Absolutely! Its versatile design makes it perfect for casual outfits like jeans and a cami, but it can also elevate a simple summer dress for a more dressed-up, yet comfortable, look.

Gently reshape the shrug while it's still damp. Lay it flat on a clean surface or hang it on a padded hanger to dry naturally. A low-heat iron or steamer can be used if necessary, but always test on an inconspicuous area first to prevent damage.

Ensure you are using a mild detergent and washing on a gentle cycle with cold water. Adding a small amount of fabric softener during the rinse cycle can help maintain its softness. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive heat during washing or drying.

Try securing the tie with a double knot or a slightly tighter, more compact bow. Ensure the fabric isn't under too much tension when you tie it, as this can make the knot loosen. You can also experiment with different knot styles.

Pilling is common with acrylic and polyamide blends due to friction. Gently remove these pills using a fabric shaver, lint comb, or even a sharp razor blade (used very carefully). This will refresh the garment's appearance without damaging the fabric.

Always reshape the shrug gently after washing and lay it flat to dry. Avoid hanging it when wet, as the weight of the water can cause stretching. When storing, fold it neatly rather than hanging for extended periods to help maintain its original form.