Women's Something Borrowed Linen Button-Front Shirt

Name: Women's Something Borrowed Linen Button-Front Shirt
Brand: TWP
SKU: 0198855091608
Price: 357.00 USD
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From TWP's New York edit comes something borrowed in the best possible way: a shirt that feels effortless without ever looking casual. Fluid linen drapes with a breathable, light-hand feel, moving with you through the day. A crisp pointed collar stays sharp; a concealed front placket keeps the line clean, while a single oversized patch pocket punctuates the chest with quiet practicality.

Through the sleeves—long with cuffs—you get a relaxed-yet-tailored silhouette that won't overwhelm. The 100% linen fabric breathes on warm days and layers neatly over a tee or under a blazer when the temps drop. At about 28.25 inches from shoulder to hem, it lands somewhere between a shirt and a light layer, easy to tuck or wear loose over denim, a midi, or tailoring. The model wears a US Small, giving you a sense of a lived-in, versatile fit.

This is quintessential TWP—modern, effortless wardrobe staples that translate from café to conference room. The Something Borrowed shirt echoes the label's clean-line DNA and the season's appetite for breathable linen shirting.

Materials / Fabrication

Fluid linen
100 percent linen
Point collar
Concealed front button placket
Single oversized patch pocket on the chest
Long sleeves with button cuffs
Button-front closure
Made in USA
Length from shoulder to hem: About 28.25 in / 71.8 cm

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve the linen’s integrity and structure.
If ironing is needed, use a cool iron on a low setting with the fabric slightly damp.
Store on a hanger to maintain shape; protect from direct sunlight when not in use.

The TWP Moodboard

TWP Resort 2027 Gives Everyday Wardrobing A Sharper Texture Story

TWP Resort 2027 sharpens Trish Wescoat Pound’s wardrobe language through shirting, paper leather, coated linen, denim, plaid flannel, anoraks, and mixable layers. The collection is not trying to invent a new woman. It understands the one already buying the clothes, the one who wants a striped shirt that can become a skirt, a red anorak that does more than block weather, and trousers that sit somewhere between jeans and suiting. For TWP, resort is a study in how a closet gets smarter when every piece can be broken apart and rebuilt.

TWP Fall 2026 Ready to Wear Collection Sharpens Urban Dressing Through Layered Outerwear

TWP presented its Fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection with a focus on functional style for real life. The label’s runway put Trish Wescoat Pound’s vision on view in the context of a season where practicality and polish were central to many shows. For Fall 2026 Wescoat Pound described the tension between urban pressure and the desire for open spaces as a design impulse, framing garments that could transition from “boardroom to the country.” The collection skirted stark black in favor of warmer charcoals, muted earth tones, and olive, bringing out fluid pinstripe trousers paired with green rainboots, olive culottes with a ponyhair and leather vest, and mid-length skirts over trousers under structured velvet blazers. Accessories included flask necklaces, fringed suede bags with braided accents, and a debut line of TWP handbags. Flats dominated footwear choices, from rainboots to furry flats that echoed house shoes.

TWP Pre-Fall 2026 Shows A New Pulse For Everyday Dressing

TWP enters Pre-Fall 2026 with a clear point of view that centers on polished pieces made for women who want clothes that feel right in everyday life. The brand has always understood the appeal of a strong shirt and this season expands that idea with new lengths, double layered constructions, and crisp proportions that sharpen the entire look. Trish Wescoat Pound leans into a palette of navy, stone, white, and soft brown which keeps the visuals grounded and instantly wearable. The collection builds on the brand’s foundation of familiar shapes refined through fabric and fit. Shirts fall with an easy drape, trousers sit with a relaxed rise, and coats land with a purposeful silhouette that pairs with nearly anything.

About TWP

TWP is a forward womenswear fashion label that was founded by designer and Creative Director Trish Wescoat Pound. After gaining experience working under notable brands such as Theory and Michael Kors, Trish launched her own namesake label from her love for the menswear button-down, worn on a woman. Think masculine-meets-feminine aesthetics with a modern, chic twist for the downtown fashion circuit. Shop the latest collection from the NYC based brand, ranging in cotton shirts, dresses, blazers, shorts and jeans.