CECIL Ruby Top – Green

CECIL Ruby Top – Green

The CECIL Ruby Top is a stylish and versatile tunic-style top designed for effortless everyday wear. Available in sizes XS–XL, fitting approximately UK sizes 10–18, this flattering style combines comfort with modern design, making it an easy choice for both casual and smart-casual outfits.

Featuring a contemporary split neckline with decorative straps, the Ruby Top adds a subtle touch of detail while maintaining a relaxed, easy-to-wear silhouette. The short sleeves provide comfortable coverage, making it ideal for warmer days or layering beneath a cardigan or lightweight jacket.

The eye-catching graphic pattern gives this top a fresh, modern look that pairs beautifully with jeans, leggings, cropped trousers or shorts. Its longer tunic length offers a flattering fit that suits a variety of body shapes, making it a practical addition to any wardrobe.

Crafted from a soft cotton-modal blend, the fabric feels smooth and breathable against the skin while offering excellent comfort throughout the day. Side slits at the hem allow for greater freedom of movement and create a relaxed drape that enhances the overall fit.

Whether you’re heading out for lunch, running errands, enjoying a weekend away or simply looking for a comfortable everyday top, the CECIL Ruby Top is a dependable wardrobe staple that combines quality, comfort and effortless style.

Fabric: 50% Cotton, 50% Modal.

Cecil Sizing: XS(10)  S(12)  M(14) L(16)  (XL)18

Jeans Waist Sizes: 24(8), 25(9), 26(10), 27(11), 28(12), 29(13), 30(14), 31(15), 32(16), 33(17), 34(18), 35(19), 36(20).

See product Description for sizing specific to this product

Cecil is also available in our Ballybunion store only – if your size has sold out on our website, call 06825712 as we may have your size in stock on our shop floor

Delivery: Nationwide delivery €4.95 sent by Fastway couriers (approx. 2-3 days)

Returns & Exchanges: Strictly 14 days

Any Queries: Please call 068-25712

Visit Us: We have a store in Ballybunion and another in Castleisland, County Kerry.