Karnta Jukurrpa Women's Twist Top
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Our twist tops are designed for comfort while exuding understated elegance. A great work top to wear by itself, or under a suit jacket, the V-neck will accentuate your feminine form. For a more casual look, try pairing them with skinny or straight leg jeans and your favourite sneakers. These vibrant twist tops are the perfect colourful addition to every woman’s wardrobe.
The stretch brushed fabric is smooth to the touch, and caters to both small and large busts. If you are looking for a twist top with longer sleeves, refer to our above elbow sleeve length version.
Style: Women’s Short Sleeve Twist Top
Fabric: 200gsm 100D Polyester spandex brushed fabric: 88% polyester, 12% spandex.
Washing: Turn the garment inside out. Gentle machine wash using cold or warm water to avoid shrinkage and colours running. Wash dark colours separately. Do not bleach. Line dry in shade. Cool iron only.
Artist: Carol Nampijinpa Larry
Story: Karnta Jukurrpa
This painting depicts women hunting for bush foods around the Dreaming sites Yumurrpa and Wapurtali on Warlpiri country. Warlpiri women hunt for a number of different bush foods at different times of the year.
SIZE CHART - Twist Top
Please see diagram below to help with measurement locations
Only measure the required areas for garment.
| SIZE | BUST | WAIST | HIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 (XXS) | 75-80 | 55-60 | 82-87 |
| 6 (XS) | 80-85 | 60-65 | 87-92 |
| 8 (S) | 85-90 | 65-70 | 92-97 |
| 10 (M) | 90-95 | 70-75 | 97-102 |
| 12 (L) | 95-100 | 75-80 | 102-107 |
| 14 (XL) | 100-105 | 80-85 | 107-112 |
| 16 (2XL) | 105-110 | 85-90 | 112-117 |
| 18 (3XL) | 110-115 | 90-95 | 117-122 |
| 20 (4XL) | 115-120 | 95-100 | 122-127 |
| 22 (5XL) | 120-125 | 100-105 | 127-132 |
| 24 (6XL) | 125-130 | 105-110 | 132-137 |
| 26 (7XL) | 130-135 | 110-115 | 137-142 |
Carol Nampijinpa Larry
Aboriginal Luritja Woman
Carol Nampijinpa Larry was born in Kiwirrkura, one of the most remote communities in Australia, and her family heritage is the ... Learn more