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Mocha Lace Tunic

Mocha Lace Tunic

$56.00
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Description

A soft lace tunic that's easy to dress up or down.

A mocha button-down tunic in soft brushed lace. Wear it buttoned with leggings or open over a tank.

The fit

  • Button-down front.
  • Long sleeves with cuffs.
  • Soft brushed lace fabric.
  • Loose tunic fit.

The model is 5'8" and wears a size S. Sizes run S, M and L.

Wear it with

Leggings and boots, or open over a tank with jeans.

Why it's here (our Four Yes Rule)

  1. You won't find it at the big stores.
  2. Worth what you pay: $56 for a top and a layer in one.
  3. Built for a real day: home to holiday dinner.
  4. Mocha pairs with denim, black and cream.

14-day returns: unworn, unwashed, tags on.

10% of our profits go to the BabyQuest Foundation, which gives grants to help families pay for fertility treatment.

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