Embroidered Puff Sleeve Top - Blue - Crew Neck - Regular - Size 8

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The Roman Petite Embroidered Puff Sleeve Top is a versatile garment designed for adults seeking a blend of elegance and comfort in their daily wardrobe. Featuring delicate embroidery and a classic crew neckline, this regular-fit top provides a sophisticated silhouette suitable for various social settings. While it offers timeless style and easy maintenance, potential buyers should note that the cotton construction and tailored design are optimized for a specific petite fit, which may feel restrictive if the sizing is not carefully selected.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Cotton |
| Dress Size UK | 8 |
| Fit | Regular |
| Neck Line | Crew |
| Brand | Roman Petite |
Yes, it is machine washable. We recommend using a gentle cycle and turning the item inside out to protect the embroidery.
The top has a length of approximately 57cm.
The garment is primarily made of cotton, which does not naturally stretch significantly. It is designed for a regular fit.
Petite sizing is proportioned specifically for those 5'3" and under, typically featuring adjusted sleeve lengths and torso proportions.
It is not recommended. Air drying is the safest method to prevent shrinkage and maintain the integrity of the puff sleeve structure.
Lightly steam the garment or iron while slightly damp to smooth out cotton fibers.
Do not pull loose threads; use small fabric scissors to carefully trim them close to the base.
To ensure the longevity of your Roman Petite top, follow these care guidelines. Always turn the garment inside out before placing it in the washing machine to protect the intricate embroidery from snagging on other items. Wash on a gentle, cool cycle with like colors. Avoid high-heat tumble drying, as this may cause the cotton to shrink; air drying on a hanger is recommended to maintain the shape of the puff sleeves. When ironing, use a low to medium heat setting, ideally placing a pressing cloth between the iron and the embroidery to prevent heat damage to the detailed stitching.