CROFT | blouse | Linen

Handmade linen blouse, designed and made in Lancashire.

A softly structured linen blouse with a gently rounded collar perfect for framing your face.  Designed to let you move with ease, it feels flattering and relaxed without losing shape.

At a glance

• Softly rounded collar
• Pleated sleeve detail
• Bracelet length sleeves
• Side bust darts
• Natural shell buttons
• Finished with french seams
• Made to order
• Available to custom length etc

Fit

A relaxed fit through the body with gentle shaping at the sides.  Designed to skim rather than cling.

Dorothy is a size 10 and wears  a Withnell  size 2 (10-12).  True to size with plenty ease for comfort.

Croft garment measurements:
Thoughtful Details

Every Withnell garment includes:

✓ A personalised ribbon with your name

✓ A repair kit containing matching thread and needle

✓ A recipe card showing the materials used, their composition and where they were sourced. 

These small details sit at the heart of Withnell.

Styling 

Pair Croft with our relaxed Denis trouser and layer with the Jack Jacket during cooler months.

Care

Made using carefully selected 100% linen chosen for its durability, drape and ability to soften beautifully with wear.

• Machine wash at 30°C
• Line dry where possible
• Warm iron if desired

Linen naturally develops character with wear and gentle creasing is part of its charm.

Made Slowly

Croft is made to order in Lancashire.                                                                                  No excess stock is produced and every garment is cut individually once an order is placed.

We are more than happy to send you fabric swatches to make your selection easier, please contact us: hello@withnell.co

Delivery

Please allow approximately 2-3 weeks for your garment to be made.

All  orders are shipped using tracked delivery

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The story 

Croft is named after a lodge in Brinscall. It was a special place growing up, where we would play, dip for tadpoles and pond skaters. In the coldest winter months we would skate across the frozen surface.