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ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
ELI TUNIC
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ELI TUNIC

$160.00 $136.00
Sizing guide

Size Chart

Complete sizing guide and how to measure.


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.

 

Availability
 
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*This item is available online and in-store *

You loved it last year, the Eli tunic is back this season. Still as comfortable as ever, it promises a casual and modern look.

- Round neck
- Slits on the sides to the waist
- Made in Quebec

MATCH: Our ELI tunic is worn here with our GLEN pants

Composition and care
95% bamboo rayon, 5% spandex

Natural fibers certified OEKO-TEX®

Hand wash. Hang to dry.

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