Quick answer
Choose the Hazel Top for a romantic button-front shirt with extra bust space, or the Alice Top for a buttery ribbed knit that feels like a lightweight jumper.
Why fit matters for D+ cups
Standard shirts often gap at the bust or pull across the shoulders. Both Hazel and Alice are cut specifically for fuller busts, so you get a clean line without extra tailoring.
Fabric and feel differences
Hazel uses airy cotton broderie anglaise—breathable and structured, ideal for warm weather or layered under a blazer. Alice uses buttery ribbed fabric that feels like a feather-weight jumper, offering more stretch and a softer drape.
Hazel vs Alice: trade-offs at a glance
- Style: Hazel is a romantic button-front shirt with broderie anglaise; Alice is a ribbed knit with feminine details.
- Fit: Hazel has extra bust space for a clean button closure; Alice is cut for fuller busts with stretchy ribbed fabric.
- Weight & feel: Hazel is airy and structured; Alice is buttery and feather-light like a jumper.
Product facts
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Hazel Top - White: Rendered in airy cotton broderie anglaise, balances sweetness with sophistication. Extra space through the bust area ensures the functional button-front sits cleanly. You get a button-down shirt that actually stays closed across the bust without gaping.
Hazel Top - White
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Alice Top - Ivory: Constructed from buttery ribbed fabric for a feather-weight jumper feeling. Packed with feminine details and cut for fuller busts. You get a soft, stretchy top that moves with you and works as an elevated basic.
Alice Top - Ivory
Which one fits you?
Best for
- Someone who wants a button-down shirt that won't gap at the bust (Hazel)
- Someone who prefers a soft, stretchy top that feels like a lightweight jumper (Alice)
Not ideal for
- If you need a fully opaque structured shirt for the office, Alice's ribbed knit may be too casual
- If you prefer a non-button front top with more stretch, Hazel's cotton broderie is less forgiving
