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A comfy jersey tunic top with contrast stitching and a decorative pocket. Semi-American-Apparel-inspired, but with a more handmade or crafty feeling.
Sleeves have a small inverted pleat at the shoulder seam for extra give, and the hem of the sleeves and top itself are left raw since the material does not unravel. This top was draped directly to the dressform.
Material Notes
olive cotton blend jersey, gutermann poly thread.
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Jun 7, 2009, 03.44 PMby evette
I love how simple yet stylish this is. The color and the fabric are awesome.
Jan 15, 2009, 11.02 AMby etcpantoufle
whimsykid: My thoughts exactly regarding AA. I used to feel guilty for loving their clothes, since on top of being expensive they are a gross, slimy company. My next adventure will be a deep-v one piece swimsuit a la AA.
Sep 2, 2008, 03.10 PMby nikkishell
I love the drape and simpleness of it.
Sep 1, 2008, 07.40 PMby whimsykid
This is really simple yet cool and versatile! Whenever I look at American Apparel stuff, I always think “This is so ridiculously easy to make,why does it cost fifty bucks?”. It’s great to see others think the same way and try to make inspired cotton jersey pieces!
Sep 1, 2008, 04.15 PMby camilaustral
is so simple and it looks awesome!!
Sep 1, 2008, 01.47 PMby naughtylittlepony
Very nice. It does drape very well.
Sep 1, 2008, 12.35 PMby vickles
Ooo I like it, and the fabric is a lovely colour!