This piece earns $150 without apology. Not because it’s “cute,” but because crochet construction at this scale is labor-heavy and visually disciplined. What you’re selling here is manual rhythm — the repeating grid of crochet blocks stitched in alternating tones. This isn’t surface print pretending to be craft. This is actual structure, where every square has to align or the whole garment collapses visually. The short sleeves and relaxed box fit are intentional: they keep the crochet breathable and prevent it from looking costume or vintage-heavy.
Design Highlights Full crochet grid construction (no printed imitation) Two-tone patchwork layout for visual depth Relaxed, straight silhouette for modern balance Soft scoop neckline that keeps the look wearable Rope-tie hem detail for subtle shape control
At $150, You’re Paying For Real crochet labor, not machine lace Multi-color yarn coordination across panels Even tension across the grid (cheap crochet sags — this doesn’t) A top that works seasonless: summer layering, fall transition Craft credibility — this reads handmade, not mass-produced
Styling Recommendation Pair with relaxed denim, wide-leg trousers, or linen bottoms. Avoid heavy prints — let the crochet grid be the hero. Neutral footwear keeps it elevated; boho accessories optional, not required.
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