Beige Wave Mesh Turtleneck

Regular price $150.00 Sale price $75.00
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We really like mesh turtlenecks around here, especially under everything in the winter. Our version this season has a wavy detail across the chest, lettuce edges, and a slightly longer sleeve so it can poke out of your slouchiest sleeve. 

  • Beige mesh
  • 70% Nylon, 20% Elastane  deadstock, and recycled fabrics
  • Slips on over head and is stretchy
  • We suggest handwashing this in warm water and laying it flat to dry
  • True to size but if you prefer a very snug meshie we suggest sizing down
  • XS (Bust 30”, Waist 28”)
  • S (Bust 31”, Waist 30”)
  • M (Bust 32”, Waist 31”)
  • L (Bust 34”, Waist 33”)
  • XL (Bust 36”, Waist 35”)
  • XXL (Bust 39”, Waist 38”)
  • Made in Canada

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With a focus on clean lines and classic silhouettes, Eliza Faulkner is known for her ultra-feminine dresses and bold use of colour and texture. Eliza studied fashion and marketing at Central St. Martin’s College of Art & Design. During her studies, Eliza worked in the studios of Erdem, Roland Mouret, Zandra Rhodes, and Roksanda Illincic. After returning to the west coast of Canada, Eliza launched her first capsule collection n the spring of 2012. In 2013 and 2014 Eliza was a finalist in the Mercedes-Benz Start Up competition, showing her SS14 and SS15 collections on the runway at Toronto Fashion Week. In 2014 she was nominated for a CAFA in the emerging designer category. Her work has been featured in various magazines across North America and worn by Kelly Clarkson, Carolina Issa, and Marisa Tomei.

With the plight of the planet in mind, Eliza is always seeking new ways to be more sustainable and ethical in her design and manufacturing processes. She sources fabrics that are woven in Montreal, where she now lives and works, and uses deadstock fabric and notions whenever possible. All manufacturing is done in Montreal by local sewers, cutters, and pattern makers.