EPOQUE Draped Double-Layered Off-Shoulder Knit Top

Name: EPOQUE Draped Double-Layered Off-Shoulder Knit Top
Brand: MUSEE
SKU: 720113719
Price: 91.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

MUSEE EPOQUE Draped Double-Layered Off-Shoulder Knit Top feels feminine and easy, with a draped double layer that moves with you. Built in a high quality tencel and polyurethane blend, it offers a soft, breathable hand and a quiet, scalable structure in the knit. The off-shoulder, sleeveless mashup reads laid-back yet refined, while a slim silhouette is accented by a subtle string detail at the neckline.

On the body, the silhouette stays close without clinging, making it easy to layer over a camisole or under a lightweight jacket. The double layer provides movement and coverage, so you can pair it with high-rise denim, midi skirts, or tailored trousers for a range of settings from daytime to after dark. The off-shoulder line offers a moment of edge, while the string detail keeps the look tactile and fresh.

MUSEE continues to blend romantic ease with smartly poised knitwear, and this top epitomizes that balance. It slots into the season’s move toward double-layered pieces and statement necklines, offering a versatile touchstone for easy, elevated styling.

Materials / Fabrication

Tencel and polyurethane blend knit fabric
Sleeveless design
Off shoulder knit top
Slim silhouette
String detail on the top

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold on delicate cycle with mild detergent
Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry; avoid hanging when wet
Avoid bleach or harsh cleaners
If ironing is needed, use low heat or steam; place a cloth between the iron and fabric
Do not dry clean unless required by care label

Fit Notes

Slim silhouette knit top with an off shoulder neckline and sleeveless design keeps the upper line clean for easy layering.
The knit fabric is a blend of tencel and polyurethane.
Off shoulder and sleeveless design pairs well with jackets or cardigans.

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