Jillian Herringbone Linen-Blend Bustier

Name: Jillian Herringbone Linen-Blend Bustier
Brand: TWP
SKU: sku242330542
Price: 595.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Jillian bustier from TWP channels a sunlit, city-smart mood with clean lines and tactile texture. The linen blend of 68% linen and 32% viscose keeps things breathable with a crisp drape, while a graphic chevron print adds depth as you move. The strapless straight topline preserves a sleek silhouette, and a back zip closure preserves a smooth line from topline to hem. At roughly 12 inches from topline to hem, it sits at a contemporary crop that pairs easily with high-rise bottoms.

Wearability and fit: the strapless silhouette is secured by a back zip that makes it easy to slide into place, while the straight topline sits close along the bust for a clean, uninterrupted line. The linen-viscose blend breathes and drapes with enough structure to skim the torso without pulling, and the chevron surface adds graphic polish to every movement. Made in the USA, it layers neatly under a lightweight blazer for evenings or over a slip for warm-weather day wear, and transitions across settings with simple footwear and bottom choices.

Materials / Fabrication

Linen blend
Chevron print
Strapless straight topline
Back zip closure
Composition: 68% linen, 32% viscose
Origin: Made in USA
Length from topline to hem: About 12 in

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to protect the linen and viscose blend.
Avoid machine washing which can cause shrinkage or texture loss.
Store on a hanger to maintain shape.

Fit Notes

Strapless neckline with a straight topline defines the bustier silhouette.
Back zip closure provides secure, easy on and off.
Linen blend fabric composition is 68% linen and 32% viscose.
About 12 inches in length from topline to hem.

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