Karen Millen Cutwork Shirt - White - Regular - Size 18

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The Karen Millen Cutwork Shirt is designed for individuals seeking a sophisticated, polished look that balances artisanal detail with structured tailoring. Featuring intricate laser-cut openwork and tonal embroidery on high-quality woven poplin, this shirt offers a refined silhouette for both professional and social settings; however, because of the delicate cutwork patterns, users should exercise care when laundering to preserve the intricate fabric integrity.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Cotton |
| Dress Size UK | 18 |
| Fit | Regular |
| Model Part Number | 5045775610493 |
| Brand | Karen Millen |
The shirt is crafted from 100% cotton in a woven poplin construction.
The shirt is designed with a regular fit, which is intended to be comfortable but structured. If you prefer a more slim-fit appearance, you may want to consider your standard size or consult the measurement guide.
Yes, its polished silhouette, classic point collar, and professional design make it an excellent choice for a sophisticated office-ready look.
Use a gentle wash cycle inside a mesh laundry bag, or hand wash, to prevent the laser-cut areas from catching on other items.
Yes, the Karen Millen Cutwork Shirt is available in both white and blue color variants.
Ensure that delicate necklaces or bracelets are removed before putting on or taking off the shirt to protect the cutwork areas.
Lightly steam the garment or use a cool iron; avoid high heat directly on the laser-cut patterns.
To ensure the longevity of your Karen Millen Cutwork Shirt, follow these maintenance guidelines. Due to the delicate laser-cut patterns, it is recommended to hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle using a mesh laundry bag to prevent snagging. Always check the internal garment care label for specific temperature settings. For drying, air drying flat or on a hanger is preferable to maintain the structure of the collar and cuffs. When ironing, use a low to medium heat setting, ideally placing a pressing cloth over the cutwork sections to avoid direct heat damage to the openwork areas.