Desert Cartography 3-piece set

Size Chart

Cardigan

Top

Skirt

There is 2-3 cm difference according to manual measurement. Please check the measurement chart carefully before you buy the item. Due to the light and screen, a slight color difference may be expected. Thank you for your understanding!

Somewhere between a Marlboro country ride and a Sunday afternoon in old Cartagena, the ‘Desert Cartography’ set writes its own coordinates.

The halter sets the tone in a fine ribbed knit, delicate pointelle openwork lending it a vintage, hand-worked feel, the ribbing skimming the natural waist for a gently sculpted finish. Look closely at the neckline and the handwork gives itself away: shell flowers stitched by hand across the plunging V, little cowries and starfish scattered just where they draw the eye, lending that shoreline-souvenir charm a plain neckline never could. The halter tie adjusts at the nape, so the fit stays exactly where you want it.

The cardigan picks up the thread, worked in the same airy pointelle from a nylon-elastane blend with a soft, easy stretch. Down the front placket runs a trailing trim of shells, pearlescent beads and tassels, swaying with every gesture for pure handworked romance, so even unbuttoned it keeps that decorative weight. Real buttons make it easy to slip on and off, no fuss.

The skirt is where the map unfolds. A custom vintage print of the Strait of Gibraltar washes across the cloth, seafaring wanderlust reimagined as something you can wear, its warm apricot and dusty rose melting into a soft parchment cream for that sun-faded, collector’s-find character you won’t spot coming and going. Cut from a high-drape fabric and pressed into heavy accordion pleats, it stays feather-light and breathable, unfurling into a windswept float with every step. A woven belt of antiqued conchos and pale beads finishes the waist, Western hardware done the softest way.

Together, the three pieces read like a modern frontier heroine, knit and print, structure and float, all speaking the same golden-hour language. Style the halter and skirt as a warm-weather duo for slow, sunlit days, then throw the cardigan over the top as the light drops and the look shifts from midday ease to evening cool.

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