Women's Dice Detail Blouse
Akris punto
$795.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Akris punto rethinks the classic blouse with an avant-garde split between structure and ease in the Women's Dice Detail Blouse. The front panel is crisp stretch cotton poplin, giving a confident, tailored line, while the back and sleeves are plush stretch jersey for subtle stretch and all-day comfort. The result is a silhouette that looks polished from the front but moves with you, a modern contrast that feels effortless.
From the spread collar to the long sleeves and button cuffs, the piece keeps a clean, purposeful line. The button-front closure anchors the front while the back jersey yields quiet ease and movement, so the top sits smoothly over a tucked skirt or high-rise trousers and layers neatly beneath a blazer. It travels well through meetings, coffees, and after-hours drinks, shifting mood with only a shift in accessories.
True to Akris punto DNA, the mix of crisp and plush channels a refined, fashion-forward workwear mood. A smart layering piece that travels from desk to dinner with ease; dry clean for upkeep keeps the look impeccably sharp.
Materials / Fabrication
- Hybrid blouse with a tailored stretch cotton poplin front and a plush stretch jersey back and sleeves
- Front shell composition: 74% cotton, 21% polyamide, 5% elastane
- Back body and sleeves: stretch jersey
- Trim: 95% modal, 5% elastane
- Spread collar
- Long sleeves with button cuffs
- Button-front closure
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve the fabrics and silhouette
- Avoid high heat when pressing; use a cool setting or steam if needed
- Store on a hanger to maintain shape
Fit Notes
- Front is tailored with stretch cotton poplin for structure, while the back and sleeves use plush stretch jersey for flexibility.
- Spread collar with long sleeves and button cuffs, plus a button-front closure define a clean, classic silhouette.
- The dual fabric construction allows a structured front with flexible back for comfortable layering under outerwear.
