Black red ditsy hippie boho gypsy tunic top blouse 18 La redoute BNWOT

A very unusual black with red ditsy print hippie boho ethnic style tunic top from La Redoute.

Label states 16/18

This top drapes beautifully. It's an empire line style so it's always flattering. It feels and has the appearance of a sort of stretch jersey. ..it's a viscose and elastane mix.
Two buttons up the front add to it's detailing to the front and long sleeves with elasticated cuffs.
Brand new without tags.
Measures 20" approx flat across front underarm to underarm...but there is quite a lot of stretch beyond this,..
Length approx 29"...from back of neck to hem.
Ready to dress up or down.

Having a big clear-out...I'm not a shop, or a business seller, I'm simply selling on items I no longer wear or have bought and then never worn...many still brand new with tags.
Just let me know if you need any further details in regards to fabric, bust, waist or length measurements etc, if I havent already added them.

I'm afraid I don't accept returns (as that would kinda defeat the object of my having a clear out), so please read the info I have provided and please ask any questions prior to bidding or buying as I can't accept an item back if you've changed your mind or if it doesn't fit. Thanks :)

As private sellers (I'm not a business seller) we're not actually obliged to accept returns unless an item is faulty or if something has been described incorrectly, as per Ebay's Private sellers policy...
I sell items I no longer wear or have bought and then never worn,..and hence why I prefer to state 'no returns'.

However,..please contact me straight away if you find you have an issue with any item you have won or have bought from my Ebay listings, whether it's a BNWT or BNWOT or a USED item, as I'm always happy to help (just message me via Ebay) and I'm sure we'll be able resolve things... i.e. If I dont know there's a problem I can't really help. :)

You can see from my feedback that all the items I sell are good quality items (even stated as better than described in many cases), so simply leaving a neutral or negative feedback with no contact, or chance given for me to put it right, isn't the way to go.

Thanks ~ Catmagic29