Kono Top

The KONO Top is the kind of wardrobe anchor that earns its place by being exactly what it is — a boxy, elevated 100% linen top cut from a heavy-weight linen with a clean banded collar that gives it just enough structure to feel intentional. The brand describes the fabric as heavy linen, which means this top will have that satisfying, substantial drape that softens and relaxes beautifully the more you wear and wash it. 

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Boxy fit
• Banded collar
• Part of ZII ROPA's Classics Collection
• Available in Rust and River

MATERIALS

Fabric: 100% Linen

Made: Handcrafted, cut and sewn in and around Mexico City, Mexico by a woman-owned and operated production house that adheres to fair wage practices and supports local families, working mothers, and people with disabilities.

Sustainability: ZII ROPA emphasizes natural fiber fabrics for their gentle touch and biodegradable nature — designed to be worn often, loved with use, and produced in small batches with ethical standards and respect for makers.

CARE

Machine wash cold on gentle cycle; hand wash cold; dry flat; do not bleach; warm iron inside out; dry clean

STYLED BY LADDER

Tuck it into wide-leg trousers or a flowing linen skirt for an easy, considered look, or layer it open over a fitted tank with straight-leg pants and leather sandals — the banded collar and boxy cut do the styling work for you.

ABOUT ZII ROPA

ZII ROPA was founded in 2015 in Mexico City by Vancouver native Bridget Tidey, shaped by years spent between urban life and the coastal desert of Baja California Sur. The name is a quiet merging of two languages — an abstract way of writing "see" in English and "sí" in Spanish — and an invitation to see garments differently: not as fleeting trends, but as pieces that accompany you through life's movements, transitions, and rituals.

Every ZII ROPA piece is handcrafted, cut and sewn in and around Mexico City by a woman-owned production house committed to fair wages and community employment. The collections favor natural fibers — linen, cotton, wool, and silk — chosen for their breathability, durability, and biodegradable nature, and produced in small batches designed to be worn for years, not seasons.