Striped long tunic

To choose a striped long tunic wisely, first decide on your use and the cut that flatters your silhouette. The fabric affects comfort: lightweight cotton for hot days, linen for a more breathable summer feel, and cotton/viscose or cotton/polyester blends for durability and easy care. In the collection, you can find versions in pure cotton, linen, and blends with details such as a front belt on linen versions—helping you define your waist and vary your look effortlessly.

For summer and hot climates, choose linen or lightweight cotton fabrics that allow better air circulation. For transitional seasons, cotton/polyester or cotton viscose blends offer better durability and less wrinkling. Some tunics also use fabrics like poplin or lightweight voile, which provide a smooth drape and practical care. Compare the materials available to balance thermal comfort and ease of maintenance throughout the year.

Start by checking the cuts offered: some pieces are oversized for a relaxed vibe, while others follow a regular fit. Sizes may vary: M/L, XL/XXL, or even European sizes (EU S/M/L) depending on the model. If you’re between two sizes, choose the size that offers more freedom around the shoulders and chest to avoid feeling too tight, while keeping an elegant silhouette.

Long stripes pair well with simple pieces to balance the overall look. Combine them with a plain jean or solid skirt and neutral shoes for everyday style, or add a belt and simple accessories for a more polished appearance. For tunics with a front belt, use the belt to define your waist and vary the volumes without changing the outfit. Choose complementary colors to create a cohesive look.

In this selection, you’ll find variations with a front belt on linen models, helping cinch the waist and create a more structured silhouette. The stripes can also be paired with long or short sleeves depending on the model, offering seasonal versatility. Some fabrics feature textures such as poplin or voile, giving a smoother drape and a light touch to the overall look.

To preserve the stripes and the fabrics, wash according to the textile care instructions (linen, cotton, or blends). Linen may wrinkle slightly and gains character with light ironing, while cotton/polyester blends resist wrinkling better. Avoid excessive drying and prefer air drying when possible. Store the pieces away from direct light and fold them carefully to limit creases and extend their lifespan.