Striped Burgundy Modest Knit Tunic 80021BR

Striped Burgundy Modest Knit Tunic 80021BR

Standard Size
$60.00
Prix promotionnel  $60.00 Prix régulier 
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Striped Burgundy Modest Knit Tunic 80021BR

Striped Burgundy Modest Knit Tunic 80021BR

$60.00
Prix promotionnel  $60.00 Prix régulier 

Wholesale — sold as a full series.

Series: 5 pieces · Standard Size.

Per piece: $12.00 · Full series (5 pcs): $60.00


Fabric: Knit ("sakal") fabric.

Product Features: Round neckline, long sleeves, contrasting diagonal stripe pattern, relaxed straight tunic cut, textured knit construction.

Length: 85 cm

Color: Burgundy (Color tones may vary slightly due to lifestyle photography.)

Order Contents: Sold as a tunic only (not a coordinated set).

Care: Follow the care and washing instructions on the garment's inner label.


Frequently Asked Questions

What does one series cost and contain?

Five tunics in Standard Size. At the $12.00 per-piece reference the series is invoiced at $60.00 — the lowest entry point of any style in the range.

Why is burgundy a strong autumn knit colour?

It reads as seasonal without being dark. Customers who will not wear black or brown in autumn reach for burgundy, and it sits naturally beside the camel and cream hijabs that dominate the season.

Is a knit tunic a good margin product for a boutique?

At this price it is one of the best. The ticket is low enough to be an impulse purchase and the piece has no fitting risk, so it converts far more often than a dress at four times the cost.

What does a customer wear this over?

Trousers, jeans or a long skirt. At 85 cm it covers the hip fully, which is what separates a modest knit tunic from an ordinary sweater.

How does burgundy compare with the white version of 80021?

White is the fresher, more photogenic of the two; burgundy is the one that sells through autumn and winter without needing an occasion. Most boutiques will move more of the burgundy.

Does knitwear need different display treatment?

Fold it rather than hanging it long-term. A knit tunic left on a hanger for weeks drops at the shoulders, and a stretched sample is difficult to sell at full price.