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Proenza SchoulerCropped cotton-blend tweed top

Name: Cropped cotton-blend tweed top
Brand: Proenza Schouler
Price: 139 USD
Availability: InStock

$139

$922

Cropped cotton-blend tweed top

$139

$922

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Details

Elevate your everyday wardrobe with this Proenza Schouler cropped top, a testament to the brand's commitment to modern, refined silhouettes. Expertly crafted from a high-quality cotton-blend tweed, this piece offers a sophisticated texture that brings depth to your ensemble. The structured, cropped cut makes it a versatile foundation for high-waisted trousers or skirts, allowing for effortless styling that moves seamlessly from daytime professional settings to evening engagements.
Designed with meticulous attention to detail, the fabric provides a crisp yet comfortable fit, showcasing the superior craftsmanship expected from Proenza Schouler. This top is an understated statement piece, blending timeless textile traditions with a contemporary sensibility. Whether layered or worn alone, its clean lines and tailored aesthetic ensure a polished look that remains relevant season after season. Proudly made in Romania, this garment represents an accessible entry into high-end design, combining durability with a clean, modern silhouette that flatters the frame.

Size & Fit

Fits true to size, take your normal size
Designed for a slim fit

Composition

Cropped top
Cotton-blend tweed
Frayed trim details
Concealed hook and zip fastening at the back
Mid-weight, non-stretchy fabric
Dry clean

Brand Spotlight

Proenza Schouler

Proenza Schouler was founded in 2002 by designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, who met while studying at Parsons School of Design in New York. The brand name combines their mothers' maiden names—Proenza from Hernandez's mother and Schouler from McCollough's mother. Their journey began when their graduate thesis collection was purchased entirely by Barneys New York, launching what would become one of America's most influential fashion houses. Known for sophisticated womenswear and accessories that blend experimental design with refined craftsmanship, Proenza Schouler has earned critical acclaim including five CFDA awards and the inaugural CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund in 2004. The brand's aesthetic combines structured tailoring with contemporary art influences, creating pieces that are both intellectually engaging and effortlessly wearable. Their iconic PS1 bag, launched in 2008, became a modern classic. In 2025, Rachel Scott was appointed Creative Director as the founders transitioned to Loewe, continuing the brand's legacy of New American luxury.

Trendiness score

52 of 100

Popularity score

82 of 100

Style keywords

Contemporary

Sophisticated

Sculptural

Minimalist

Urban

Brand Spotlight

Proenza Schouler

Trendiness score

52 of 100

Popularity score

82 of 100

Style keywords

Contemporary

Sophisticated

Sculptural

Minimalist

Urban

Proenza Schouler was founded in 2002 by designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, who met while studying at Parsons School of Design in New York. The brand name combines their mothers' maiden names—Proenza from Hernandez's mother and Schouler from McCollough's mother. Their journey began when their graduate thesis collection was purchased entirely by Barneys New York, launching what would become one of America's most influential fashion houses. Known for sophisticated womenswear and accessories that blend experimental design with refined craftsmanship, Proenza Schouler has earned critical acclaim including five CFDA awards and the inaugural CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund in 2004. The brand's aesthetic combines structured tailoring with contemporary art influences, creating pieces that are both intellectually engaging and effortlessly wearable. Their iconic PS1 bag, launched in 2008, became a modern classic. In 2025, Rachel Scott was appointed Creative Director as the founders transitioned to Loewe, continuing the brand's legacy of New American luxury.