Karen Millen Cutwork Shirt - White - Regular - Size 14

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The Karen Millen Cutwork Shirt is a sophisticated wardrobe essential designed for adults seeking a polished, artisanal aesthetic. It excels in providing a structured yet comfortable regular fit, making it perfect for both upscale garden events and professional office environments. Potential buyers should note that as a high-quality cotton garment, it requires careful maintenance to preserve the integrity of its intricate laser-cut detailing.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Cotton |
| Dress Size UK | 14 |
| Fit | Regular |
| Model Part Number | 5045775610479 |
| Brand | Karen Millen |
The shirt is crafted from high-quality cotton.
Yes, but due to the delicate laser-cut detailing, we recommend using a gentle cycle and a mesh laundry bag to protect the fabric.
The shirt features a regular fit; it is designed to be true to size for a balanced, tailored appearance.
Absolutely. The classic point collar and structured button-through design make it an excellent choice for a sophisticated office look.
As with any white cotton garment, wash with similar colors and avoid harsh bleaching agents to maintain the brightness of the fabric.
Lightly mist the fabric with water and use a garment steamer for a smooth finish without pressing the cutwork directly.
Do not pull at loose threads; carefully trim them with small fabric scissors to prevent unraveling.
To ensure your Karen Millen Cutwork Shirt remains in top condition, follow these care guidelines. Due to the delicate laser-cut patterns, it is recommended to wash the garment on a gentle cycle, preferably inside a mesh laundry bag, to prevent snagging on other items. Always check the care label for specific temperature recommendations; generally, cold or lukewarm water is best for preserving the cotton fibers. When drying, air-drying on a hanger helps maintain the collar's structure. If ironing is required, use a low-to-medium heat setting, ideally placing a pressing cloth between the iron and the cutwork area to protect the embroidery from scorching.