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CHARLIE
CHARLIE
CHARLIE
CHARLIE
CHARLIE
CHARLIE
CHARLIE
CHARLIE
-60%

CHARLIE

$160.00 $64.00
Sizing guide

Size Chart

Complete sizing guide and how to measure.


Description

Straight mid-thigh length halter top, with side button closure at the neck and side slits from the waist down.

60% Viscose / 38% Polyester / 2% Spandex

 Canadian fabric

With its unique fabric recalling the wood texture, our CHARLIE top is a piece that represents perfectly our inspiration from the '60s and '70s. Whether it is the halter, the tangy colours, or the mini length, this piece will take you back in time.

MATCH: Our CHARLIE top is worn here with our CORNELIUS pants. 
Delivery and returns

Shipping & returns

Delivery

  • Delivery within 48 working hours, unless otherwise indicated.
  • Free delivery in Canada and the United States for orders over $150.
  • We do not cover international shipping costs.

Returns

  • You have 30 days after receipt of your order to exchange the items for another item or for a gift card for the amount of the return.
  • The gift card can be applied to a future purchase at our online store or at our Montreal boutique.
  • No refunds will be issued.
  • Initial shipping charges are non-refundable.
  • If an item was purchased at regular price, we will cover the shipping costs of the exchange. If the purchased item was on sale, the return is at your expense.
  • If you live in Montreal, you can return your items in person to our boutique.

 

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