Casa Costera Palmera Crop Tee

An easy little staple with a coastal state of mind. The Casa Costera Palmera Crop Tee is made from 100% organic cotton for a soft, breathable feel that's especially good for warm days. Its cropped silhouette keeps things casual and effortless without needing much else to make the outfit work.

Throw it on with denim, linen shorts, or over swim for beach days, travel, and everyday summer wear. It fits true to size for its intended cropped shape, or size up if you prefer a looser, more relaxed fit.

Details

• Women's cropped T-shirt
• 100% organic cotton
• Soft, lightweight and breathable
• Cropped silhouette
• True to size
• Size up for a looser, more relaxed fit
• Care: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colours. Wash inside out to help protect the garment. Do not bleach. Lay flat or hang to dry to help minimize shrinkage; cool iron if needed.

Fabric, Fit, and Care

Fabric

• 100% organic cotton

Fit

• Cropped silhouette
• True to size
• Size up for a looser, more relaxed fit
• Models are 5'7" and both wearing size Small

Care

• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colours.
• Wash inside out to help protect the garment
• Do not bleach
• Lay flat or hang to dry to help minimize shrinkage; cool iron if needed

About Casa Costera

Casa Costera—Spanish for “coastal home”—is a sun-inspired apparel brand born in Siesta Key, Florida, blending tropical vibrance with easy coastal style. We met founders Erika and Nico while in Florida and immediately connected with their energy, their “Live in the Rays” philosophy, and the values behind what they’re building.

Casa Costera’s commitment to protecting the places that inspire them is a meaningful part of the brand, with 1% of sales supporting marine conservation and reef restoration initiatives. That combination of great people, thoughtful values, giving back, and clothing that feels made for life by the water made them a natural fit for The Bumwrap. We’re proud to be the first retailer in Canada to bring Casa Costera to our "costera".