Lake Galvė

White Handmade Cotton Crop Top

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Handmade

Natural yarn

Get ready for those dreamy days spent lying by the lakes: our Lake Galvė Top comes inspired by our favorite summer days in the Baltics. Her structured style and cotton blend redefines “party in the back” with an asymmetric shape that’s perfect for breezy afternoons. She is a handmade queen that make heads turn. Runs true to size. Recommended to take your normal size.

  • PRODUCT DETAILS

    • 100% Cotton
    • Dry clean
    • Knit blend
    • Back cut-out with tie closure
    • Midweight knit fabric

  • CUSTOMIZATIONS

    Handmade means made for you. We offer free customisations for most of our handmade products. If you choose a custom color, please allow up to 10 extra working days for us to finish your knit. We'll let you know by email once it's on the way.

    Colour: Choose from available colours: Oat Milk, Black, Lemon, Dew, Lilac, Linen, or White.

    Length: Can be extended by 3–5 cm;
    Sleeves: The lenght of the sleeve can be adjusted or the shape adapted on the request.

    To request a customisation, simply leave a note at checkout with your preferences and we'll take care of it.
    If you're thinking about personalisation and have further ideas for a custom-made product, get in touch with our Community manager at hello@theknottyones.com

  • MATERIAL & CARE

    100% Cotton
    Store folded. Dry clean.

  • SUSTAINABILITY

    We don't believe in deadstock. This knit is knitted in small batches by our kick-ass knitters. We used a natural cotton, with no microplastics and no harmful or irritant chemicals used.
    The best part? You'll get a card with your order telling you exactly who knitted your garment and a little about them.

Designed by Viltė Savickaitė

One of the brightest young talents in Lithuania, designer Viltė Savickaitė teamed up with Lithuanian artisans for handmade pieces to bridge the gap between traditional artisanal techniques and modern aesthetics. At the time having said her goodbyes to both of her biological grandmothers, Viltė worked with an elderly artisan Danutė to create the very first sample. "Danutė had become my wonderful friend, someone who I loved speaking to. I would visit her on dark winter evenings – more to spend time with her than just create something."