H&M Linen-blend Wrap Blouse

Name: H&M Linen-blend Wrap Blouse
Brand: H&M
SKU: B2260345
Price: 29.99 USD
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The H&M Linen-blend Wrap Blouse feels like a breath of city sunlight, short and loose, and effortlessly easy. An airy woven mix of linen and viscose keeps it light with a soft, drapey hand. The low-cut V-neck opens the line, while the sewn wrapover front and pleats at the hem introduce just enough volume to move with you. Gently dropped shoulders and long sleeves keep the mood relaxed, so it sits polished from coffee runs to sunset dinners. Fabric composition reads Rayon 80%, Linen 20%.

Loose by design, it skims the body without clinging, layering easily over a bikini top, tee, or silk cami. The wrap closure stays neat as you move, while the hem pleats add volume that flatters without bulk. The long sleeves balance the cropped length, making it adaptable for breezy days or breezy nights. Care is straightforward: machine wash cold, line dry, medium iron, or dry clean if you prefer.

With its linen-light ease, this blouse slots into the season's uniform of relaxed polish. It echoes H&M's approachable, shareable wardrobe code - smart enough for city lunches, simple enough for weekend escapes - especially when paired with high-rise pants or denim. The wrap silhouette nods to current minimalism, while the airy fabric keeps the mood fresh and modern.

Materials / Fabrication

Airy woven linen and viscose blend
Low-cut V-neck
Sewn wrapover front with pleats at hem for added volume
Gently dropped shoulders
Long sleeves
Loose fit
Composition: Rayon 80 percent, Linen 20 percent

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold
Can be dry cleaned
Medium iron
Line dry

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About H&M

H&M is a global fashion brand known for accessible, trend-driven clothing and lifestyle offerings. Built as a mass-market retailer, it serves womenswear, menswear, kids, as well as beauty and home products, with a wide assortment of everyday wardrobe staples and on-trend pieces. Established in 1947 by Erling Persson in Vasteras, Sweden, the original store was named Hennes. After acquiring Mauritz Widforss in 1968, the brand evolved into Hennes & Mauritz, later shortened to H&M. Today, it operates as a leading fast-fashion retailer with a broad international footprint and collections that include Conscious lines focused on sustainability. The mix includes apparel, footwear, accessories, cosmetics, and homeware, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable, current styles. () (en.)