Pieced together linens in a flirty flattering shape, the Viola top is a new favorite in our Spring collection. Made from organic and deadstock cotton as well as vintage embroidered and appliqued linens, each panel is unique. The multi colorway features a colorful mix that will vary from piece to piece.

*The first photo shown is of the 4X/5X currently the last size available*

Please note - the vintage textiles used are 50 - 100 years old. Although each piece is gently cleaned before use, some foxing, age spots, and evidence of wear tells the story of the textile and is to be expected.

Details /// pullover /// easy, boxy fit /// vintage and reclaimed fabrics///

Annie wears a Small/Medium

All measurements taken with the garment laying flat

XSmall - Bust 21.5” - Length 24” - Bicep 10"

Small/Medium - Bust 26” - Length 25" - Bicep 11"

Large/XLarge - Bust 29” - Length 26.5” - Bicep 14"

2XL/3XL - Bust 31” - Length 28” - Bicep 16"

4XL/5XL - Bust 33” - Length 29.5” - Bicep 18"

Museo is where art history and modern living meet. Clothing you can breathe in, you can live in. It’s for celebrations and every day of your life. I get elemental with it; earth textures like the nubbiest linen and wool in shades found on the mossy rocks of the Oregon Coast, or in the clearest California sky. Gestural and organic shapes inspired by desert mesa’s or the perfect roundness of an egg. Crisp cottons that remind you of the comforting coolness of your grandmother’s vintage sheets.

Museo began as a passion project by, Jessica Comfort, as a way to marry vintage and sustainable materials with modern design. Every piece is constructed from organic, dead stock, vintage, or reclaimed materials. Even, and perhaps most especially, when they are flawed. She lets the materials tell their own story, leaving rust marks and foxing as nature’s time signature. It’s just another form of natural dye, right?

Jessica leans into the slow in slow fashion. Collections are released seasonally but many best loved silhouettes may carry over from year to year, reinvented with new fabrics and trims. She may get 2 yards of something glorious and make a one off. She may brew up a batch of madder root or indigo dye and dip a few things for a limited edition run. She may release a new product mid season. Each piece is sewn by Jessica or another seamstress in Oregon.