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A soft breeze escapes

A color-coordinated pin-tuck blouse from Vlas Blomme that lets the wind flow through it with every movement. The silhouette that gently hugs the body is beautiful from any angle, and the pin-tuck design makes this blouse feel elegant.

The material used is a rich textured fabric made of traditional London stripes woven from linen. The London stripes are reminiscent of cotton shirts, but the thin linen gives it a natural wrinkled look. In addition, linen is comfortable in spring and summer, and it feels smooth against the skin and has a refreshing texture.

Packed with attention to detail

A color-coordinated pin-tuck blouse filled with Vlas Blomme's signature attention to detail, such as the softly puffed sleeves and button treatment. The front bib has a pin-tuck design using horizontal stripes. In addition, there is a drawstring on the inside of the waist, so you can tighten the drawstring at the hem to add an accent.

The striped pattern will make you feel refreshed, and is perfect for spring and summer outfits. It is available in two colors: L.BLUE, which gives a clean impression, and BLACK, which gives off a dignified atmosphere. The short length goes well with high-waisted denim and voluminous bottoms. It is also nice to match it with pants of the same texture for a cool atmosphere.

Using the finest materials

Vlas Blomme was launched in 2007. The brand name means "linen flower" in Flemish, the language of the Flanders region of Belgium, and the brand offers natural and fashionable clothes using linen from Kortrijk, Belgium, which has flourished as the center of the linen industry for centuries.

Kortrijk linen is a general term for the flax yarn that is considered to be the best of the year, grown on the farm of the Belgian linen spinning factory JOS VANNESTE. Kortrijk linen, whose quality has been maintained through years of know-how, has a rustic look as a natural fiber, and is also characterized by its durability and luster. Kortrijk linen, which is also the raw material for Irish linen, is highly regarded in Europe as the world's top quality linen.