One Wrap Top, Three Ways

The wrap is the most useful cut we make, because it's really three tops in one. The side-tie lets you wear it open, closed, or layered, and the V-neck reads differently depending on what's under it. Here's how to get a week out of a single piece.

One — closed, for the day

Tied shut, the wrap is a clean top on its own. The Slate Linen Wrap Top in slate-grey, deep V, long sleeves that flare at the wrist — wear it with cream wide-leg trousers and you have a finished daytime outfit in one move. This is the version for work, errands, lunch.

Two — open, as a layer

Leave the tie loose and the same top becomes a light jacket. Over a white tee or a fitted cami, the wrap hangs open like a shrug — the easy answer to an over-cold office or a breezy evening. The asymmetric hem does the styling for you.

Three — over a dress or high-waist trouser

Tuck the front, or knot the tie higher, and the wrap shifts from top to layer-over. The Sand Linen Wrap Top in neutral sand does this best — open over a slip dress for dinner, or knotted over high-waist trousers for something with a bit of shape. Same top, completely different read.

Want the sleeveless version of the same trick? The Dusk Linen Wrap Vest works all three ways too, minus the sleeves — better for peak heat.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the side-tie come undone?
No — there's an inner tie that holds the wrap in place, and the outer tie sits over it. You get the look of a wrap without worrying about it.

Which wrap should I start with?
If you want maximum versatility, start neutral — sand or washed oatmeal. They layer over and under the most other things.