Desigual Openwork Knit Top

Name: Desigual Openwork Knit Top
Brand: Desigual
SKU: B1497084
Price: 119.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Desigual's Openwork Knit Top feels like a breath of fresh air in knitwear—breezy openwork with a crochet-inspired texture that reads seasonless. The boat neckline flatters the collarbone, while short sleeves keep the silhouette light and easy. Spun from 58% cotton and 42% acrylic, it balances breathable fiber with a soft, drapey hand. Care is simple—machine wash, dry flat—so it travels as effortlessly as it wears. Imported, it embodies that brand’s tactile, everyday luxury.

Openwork keeps the knit airy without sacrificing coverage, and the shape sits close enough to skim the body while leaving room to move. The boat neck and short sleeves frame you without bulk, so it layers easily over a cami or under a light cardigan. A versatile piece for desk-to-dinner days, it pairs with denim, a midi skirt, or tailored pants, delivering Desigual's easy, elevated-casual mood with a wearable anchor.

Desigual leans into texture-forward, global-inspired style with this top—tactile crochet-like detail meets clean silhouette for a contemporary staple. It can anchor neutrals or play nicely with brighter prints in the brand’s orbit. Style notes: let the openness do the talking and finish with a denim jacket or lightweight blazer for a signature, city-ready look.

Materials / Fabrication

Breezy openwork detailing
Crochet-inspired top
Boat neck
Short sleeves
Fabric: 58 percent cotton, 42 percent acrylic
Imported

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors; use a mild detergent.
Lay flat to dry to maintain shape and prevent stretching of the openwork.
Do not bleach; avoid fabric softeners that can build up on blends.
Cool iron on the reverse side if needed or steam; avoid direct heat on the crochet-inspired texture.

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About Desigual

Desigual is a Spanish fashion brand renowned for its vibrant, eclectic designs and unique aesthetic. Founded in 1984 by Thomas Meyer in Barcelona, Desigual has carved a niche in the fashion industry with its bold prints, patchwork designs, asymmetrical patterns, and vivid colors. The brand's philosophy centers around celebrating individuality and positivity, which is reflected in their distinctive and often whimsical clothing, accessories, and footwear.