Two pieces. Endless ways to wear them.

An antique-feeling folk print — roses and berries in red, green, and gold, running in tidy vertical columns down warm cream, like a textile block-printed by hand a hundred summers ago. Bold in detail, calm in palette; the kind of set people assume you found in a little shop abroad.

The top is a fitted peplum tank with a square neckline and a soft ruffle at the waist; the skirt sits high and full, falling long and swishing when you move. Worn together, they meet cleanly at a defined waist — all the modern two-piece elegance, none of the bare midriff — so it's polished enough for any room. Worn apart, they earn their keep twice: the peplum with your white jeans, the maxi skirt with a plain tank, all summer long.

And it's woven from hemp — breathable on the warmest afternoon, one of the strongest fibers there is, and softer with every wash, the rare fabric that wears in instead of out.

The set you'll restyle a dozen ways, and keep for a dozen years.

Hemp · fitted peplum tank with square neckline, wide printed straps, and ruffle hem, worn with a separate high-waisted full maxi skirt; block-print-style folk floral · top is fitted with a defined waist, skirt sits high and full; pieces meet cleanly with no midriff shown · cream ground reads reasonably opaque; confirm lining · take your usual size — the top and skirt may fit a little differently, so check both against the chart · model is 5'7" and wears a size M · in Folk Garden Cream · machine wash cold, gentle cycle, hang to dry, warm iron while damp