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B.FIJI AMARA TOP
$68.00 USD
Product Details
Style: Designed to make a statement from every angle, this long-sleeve top features a flattering V-neckline, button-front closure, and buttoned cuffs. The open-back design is finished with extended wrap ties that secure at the waist for an adjustable, figure-flattering fit.
Fabric: 100% Flat-Rayon
Additional Details: Print placement may vary with each piece. The material is thin yet provides a smooth feel against the skin.
Material and care
Bubble Chiffon
A lightweight, sheer woven fabric with a soft crinkled texture that adds dimension and flow. Perfect for airy, elegant styles. Care: Hand wash cold or gentle cycle with mild detergent, no bleach. Hang or line dry, cool iron if needed.
Polyester
A durable, wrinkle-resistant fabric known for holding its shape and color over time. For best care, machine wash in cold water on a regular or gentle cycle with mild detergent, avoid bleach, and tumble dry on low or hang to air dry. If needed, use a low heat setting when ironing.stretch.
- Care Instructions: Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold water with mild detergent. Do not bleach. Lay flat or hang to dry to maintain the fabric’s elasticity and shape. Avoid high heat when drying or ironing, as it may damage the fibers. If needed, use a cool iron.
Flat Rayon Material is a lightweight, breathable fabric with a smooth texture and gentle sheen. It drapes beautifully, making it ideal for flowy garments and warm-weather wear. The material is soft to the touch and comfortable against the skin, offering an elegant yet easygoing look.
- Care Instructions:Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold water. Use mild detergent and avoid bleach. Hang or lay flat to dry — do not tumble dry. Iron on low heat if needed, preferably on the reverse side to maintain the fabric’s smooth finish.
Design
Modern day Decorative Masi or Tapa (pounded mulberry Bark), representing Fiji. Journey.
One of the skills they showed her was the making and decorating of Tapa. The finished cloth, called “Masi” is special. It has a symbolic and long-standing history in Fiji. Indigenous Fijians, the Taukei, use masi today for most every ceremony.
Worn by warriors. Made by mothers. A gift to family.
For the wearer who loves hibiscus, this motif is a personal emblem—beauty meeting heritage, nature meeting tradition, softly spoken yet unmistakably bold.
Pickup available at MISSING POLYNESIA (AIEA)
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