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Name: WARDROBE.NYC Cropped Ribbed Cotton Halterneck Top
Brand: Wardrobe.NYC
Price: 133 USD
Availability: InStock

$133

$380

WARDROBE.NYC Cropped Ribbed Cotton Halterneck Top

$133

$380

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L

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Elevate your everyday wardrobe with the WARDROBE.NYC Cropped Ribbed Cotton Halterneck Top, a testament to the brand's commitment to minimalist luxury and timeless style. Designed with a clean, contemporary aesthetic, this piece offers a sophisticated take on the essential sleeveless top. The delicate ribbed texture adds a subtle depth to the garment, while the halterneck silhouette provides a flattering, structured fit that effortlessly complements high-waisted denim, tailored trousers, or layered under a blazer for a refined, modern look.
Crafted in Italy from premium 100% cotton, this top prioritizes both comfort and longevity, ensuring a soft feel against the skin and a durable finish that maintains its shape. The versatile cream hue serves as a perfect neutral base, making it an indispensable addition to any capsule collection. Whether you are dressing for a casual daytime outing or an elevated evening event, this thoughtfully designed halterneck top delivers a polished appearance with minimal effort, embodying the functional elegance that defines the WARDROBE.NYC label.

Size & Fit

Fits true to size, take your normal size.

Composition

Halterneck top
Cotton
Ribbed finish
Slips on
Mid-weight knit
Made in Italy

Brand Spotlight

Wardrobe.NYC

WARDROBE.NYC was founded in 2017 by Australian designer Josh Goot and Christine Centenera, Fashion Director of Vogue Australia. The brand emerged from their observation of modern urban lifestyles and the way people naturally gravitate toward wearing uniforms in their daily lives. WARDROBE.NYC represents a radical departure from the traditional fashion calendar, operating direct-to-consumer to offer luxury capsule wardrobes that suspend the frenetic consumption cycle endemic to the industry. The brand specializes in modern essentials for men and women, originally sold as curated 4-piece or 8-piece wardrobe collections, though individual pieces are now also available. Designed in New York City and manufactured in Europe using the finest materials, WARDROBE.NYC embodies practical urban minimalism with clean cuts, hard-working separates, and a pared-back color palette. The brand offers what its founders describe as an honest, conscious, and liberated expression of luxury dressing.

Trendiness score

53 of 100

Popularity score

75 of 100

Style keywords

Minimalist

Urban

Luxury

Essential

Contemporary

Brand Spotlight

Wardrobe.NYC

Trendiness score

53 of 100

Popularity score

75 of 100

Style keywords

Minimalist

Urban

Luxury

Essential

Contemporary

WARDROBE.NYC was founded in 2017 by Australian designer Josh Goot and Christine Centenera, Fashion Director of Vogue Australia. The brand emerged from their observation of modern urban lifestyles and the way people naturally gravitate toward wearing uniforms in their daily lives. WARDROBE.NYC represents a radical departure from the traditional fashion calendar, operating direct-to-consumer to offer luxury capsule wardrobes that suspend the frenetic consumption cycle endemic to the industry. The brand specializes in modern essentials for men and women, originally sold as curated 4-piece or 8-piece wardrobe collections, though individual pieces are now also available. Designed in New York City and manufactured in Europe using the finest materials, WARDROBE.NYC embodies practical urban minimalism with clean cuts, hard-working separates, and a pared-back color palette. The brand offers what its founders describe as an honest, conscious, and liberated expression of luxury dressing.