Two In One, Double The Fun

Questions we ask ourselves when shopping thoughtfully… "Where was this made? Who made it? What’s it made out of? What’s the cost per wear?" And.. “How much will I ACTUALLY wear this?" Well, when you are buying one top, that’s actually TWO different tops for the price of one, we have a feeling your answer will be, A LOT.
At Whimsy, we like to double down when we make clothes. Convertible clothing is like the ‘buy one get one free’ promo that never ends, all the while keeping capsule wardrobe aspirations on track. (and perfect for when you’re trying to pack light). A bandana that can also double as a face mask in a pinch, or be tied into a crop top? Yes please! So go ahead, and try flipping your Valentina Top around... then check out our other convertible option below.
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Recycled Square Banana: Is it a hair accessory, a neck scarf, a bandeau, 90’s triangle top, a face mask? The options are endless.
The Lauren Top: Much like the Valentina Top, you can choose business in the front, party in the back. (or vise versa...)

Birdie Top: Peek-a-boo tie front (or back). Either way, this gauzy cotton top is a breeze.
Rachel Dress: A choice between a moderate scoop or a classic crew neck. Up to you!
The Valentina Top: Wear with the tie in the front for a flirty deep-v, or keep it simple with a bow in the back.
The Kate Dress: Option to wear the scoop neck in the front, or the back! Tie straps give extra control over the neckline too ;)
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