RENEE | Asymmetrical top with a soft waistband

No button, no zip, no hook digging into me at the end of the day. I had forgotten what that was like.

The waistband is where most outfits eventually betray you. It is fine in the morning, fine at lunch, and by four in the afternoon there is a mark across your middle and you are counting the hours. Renee was cut so that the waist is the part you stop noticing.

The pants sit on a soft waistband with no hardware in it at all, so there is nothing to press in when you sit down, and the wide leg below falls straight so the softness at the waist never reads as shapeless. Above it the top is asymmetrical, finishing unevenly to draw a diagonal line across the body, which is what gives the set its shape now that the waistband is not doing that job.

Why women our age keep coming back to it

• No hardware at the waist. Nothing to unbutton at the end of a long afternoon, and no mark left behind.
• The top carries the shape instead. An asymmetrical hem draws a diagonal across the body, which does the flattering the waistband is no longer doing.
• A wide leg keeps it from going soft. The straight fall below stops a comfortable waist from turning the whole outfit shapeless.
• Casual or dressed up. Flat sandals for a warm day, a heel and a bag for a gathering.

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How it fits

Sizes S through 3XL. The soft waistband gives, so let the top decide the size. Note that the asymmetrical cut means the two sleeves are different lengths, which the size chart shows and which is the design rather than a fault. Between two sizes, take the larger.

30 days to change your mind

Thirty days, a full refund, no restocking fee.

A few recent reviews

Eight hours out and no red line across my stomach. That is worth the price on its own.
Trudy A., Henderson

The yellow is a soft butter yellow, not a bright one.
Charlotte N., Asheville

The uneven sleeves surprised me until I read the chart. I like it.
Imogene F., 61