Skip to Main ContentAccessibility Statement

The Chaos Petal Linen Top

Close.
Oops! You've run out of room for more hearts.
Visit Myhearts to clear out your old favorites and make room for new ones.

Free delivery Tue, Aug 11. Order within 6 hrs 10 mins
Prime members get it Mon, Aug 10. Sign In With Amazon

Color: Black 01
Brand Sizing: US
Ruler.

Model measurements:

Size S: Bo (5'10.5") usually wears size XS-S
Measurements from size S
Length: 24.5in / 62.0cm, from shoulder
Ruler.
Model measurements:

Size S: Bo (5'10.5") usually wears size XS-S
Measurements from size S
Length: 24.5in / 62.0cm, from shoulder
Ruler.

Fabric Weight: Lightweight
Lightweight
Heavyweight
  • Fabric: Lightweight, non-stretch linen
  • Ruffles at neck and sleeves
  • Collared neck
  • Long sleeves with button cuffs
  • Button keyhole at front
  • Semi-sheer
  • Shell: 100% linen
  • Optional slip lining
  • Lining: 78% nylon/22% elastane
  • Wash cold
  • Imported, Colombia
Style #LULOP30099
This linen top from The Lulo Project features a collared neck, long sleeves with button cuffs, a button keyhole at the front, and ruffles at the neck and sleeves. The lightweight fabric and semi-sheer silhouette make it well-suited for warm weather dressing.

About the Brand

More than just a clothing brand, The Lulo Project is a celebration of identity, resilience, and community. Founded by Afro-Colombian, Martha Nieto (an experienced globetrotter who has lived in the USA and Italy, and traveled extensively across Europe and Asia), the label is a representation of her global perspective. Leaning on bold, colorful designs with motifs inspired by nature and animals (especially birds), each of the collections’ comfy-chic pieces are designed to transition effortlessly from day to night. Central to the label is a commitment to using 95% natural or recycled fabrics and keeping production batches small to reduce waste. As a proud Afro-diaspora brand, The Lulo Project proudly centers black women in its storytelling and designs because representation matters, and every woman deserves to be seen and celebrated.