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This is a deep navy long-sleeve tunic from Johnny Was, covered front and back in tonal blue embroidery: sweeping florals, scrolling vines and a stag motif centered on both panels. A sheer yoke at the neckline lets the cross-stitch float against skin, edged with crochet trim, and a scalloped hem finishes the shape. The three-quarter sleeves gather at the cuff for a relaxed drape. It suits shoppers who want a statement embroidered layer for warm weather, worn over a camisole with white denim. Against plainer tunics it trades simplicity for dense, all-over needlework, which is the brand's signature and also what makes it a piece to wear carefully.
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Owners of Johnny Was embroidered tunics tend to praise the density and detail of the needlework and the relaxed drape. Common complaints center on the care the embroidery demands and on the boxy fit.
This embroidered tunic top from Johnny Was comes in deep navy. The front and back are covered in tonal blue embroidery of florals and scrolling vines, with a stag motif centered on both panels.
A sheer yoke at the neckline shows the cross-stitch embroidery against the skin and is edged with crochet trim. The hem is scalloped, and the sleeves gather at the cuff for a relaxed drape. It can be layered over a camisole.
