Liorah Fringe Top
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The Liorah Fringe Top by Keira Tong is a mock-neck sheath top distinguished by its statement fringe embellishment, part of the designer's Linéage collection. It suits upscale evening gatherings, cocktail occasions, and polished office environments where considered dressing is expected.
Details
- Silhouette: Fitted sheath cut with a clean, structured line
- Neckline: Mock neck for a refined, minimal finish
- Sleeves: Classic regular sleeves, with customization options available
- Embellishment: Fringe detailing that adds movement and visual depth
- Collection: Linéage by Keira Tong, a Vietnamese designer atelier
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed; given the structured silhouette and fringe detailing, professional dry cleaning is strongly advised to preserve the garment's form and embellishment integrity.
Size & Fit
The sheath cut suggests a tailored, close-to-body fit. Sizing may vary by individual cut; please consult the Mean Blvd size chart before ordering. Customization options for sleeves are available — contact the boutique for details.
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Machine wash: If you must machine wash a knitted item, use a gentle cycle and a mild detergent. Place the item in a mesh laundry bag to protect it from snagging or stretching.
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Hand Wash: Fill a sink or basin with lukewarm water and a gentle detergent. Gently agitate the item in the water, being careful not to stretch or twist it. Rinse thoroughly, and gently squeeze out excess water.
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Do not wring: Never wring or twist a knitted item to remove excess water. Instead, gently squeeze or pat it dry with a clean towel. Lay it flat on a clean, dry surface to air dry, reshaping it as needed.
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Iron with Care: Most knitted items should not be ironed, as the heat can damage the yarn and cause it to lose its shape. If you must iron a knitted item, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth to protect the fabric.
