Rosie Blue Red Textured Stripe

Crisp, breathable, and impossibly touchable — this Italian linen button-up has the kind of effortless texture that only gets better as the day goes on. The subtly wrinkled surface of Frank & Eileen's Classic Linen gives the Rosie its signature personality: structured enough to feel polished, relaxed enough to wear straight through to dinner. FIT & CONSTRUCTION Fit type: Slightly cropped, relaxed — fits true to size Silhouette: Soft rounded shoulders with a squared shape, oversized short sleeves with split seam, stepped hem with side slits, button-front closure with signature bust-flattering button placement MATERIALS Fabric: 100% Linen, Italian Classic Linen Made: Linen grown in Western Europe, spun primarily in Eastern Europe, and woven primarily in Italy. Frank & Eileen has partnered with their Italian fabric mills since the brand's founding, working with the same ethical, sustainable producers for over a decade. Their Italian linen supply chain is traceable from field to finished fabric and meets the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certification for the absence of harmful chemicals. Sustainability: Frank & Eileen is a certified B Corporation with a longstanding commitment to ethical sourcing and sustainable manufacturing. Their Italian fabrics can be traced to the field of origin and carry Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certification. CARE Turn inside out, machine wash cold, and tumble dry low. STYLED BY LADDER Tuck into wide-leg linen trousers for a tonal summer look, or leave the stepped hem untucked over straight-leg jeans with simple leather sandals — either way, it works. ABOUT FRANK & EILEEN Frank & Eileen was founded in 2009 by engineer-turned-designer Audrey McLoghlin with a singular obsession: finding the world's finest fabrics and building women's clothing around them. Named for Audrey's Irish grandparents, the brand has grown into a globally recognized, certified B Corporation that has retained 100% independent ownership while working with the same ethical, sustainable Italian mills for over a decade. Their linen is grown in Western Europe, woven in Italy, and traceable from field to finished garment — slow fashion, in the truest sense.