The Quira tank top is spun from 26 % Japanese paper yarn, 43 % combed cotton, and 31 % lyocell—threads so light they feel like dawn mist on skin. Dry, airy, and feather-soft, the knit carries a subtle ridged grain that lets the breeze slip through, as if the earth itself were breathing.
A bold openwork stitch creates living pores; elasticity runs where the weave tightens or loosens, moving with you like wind over dunes.
At only 70 g, it weighs no more than a bead of morning dew. The generous cut drapes loosely, blurring the body’s outline the way water blurs a reflection.
Reversible by design: one side offers a squared neckline; the other, a deep U. Flip it front to back and the asymmetrical hem shifts shape, giving two silhouettes in a single garment.
Style it with camel or khaki linen trousers cinched by a slim leather belt—like a cool desert wind in motion.
Pair it with a fluid midi or a full skirt for grace that sways with every step.
In spring or autumn, layer it beneath a whisper-thin knit and knot a silk scarf at the neck for effortless, multi-layered chic.
