The lace yoke keeps this so light and comfy on even the hottest days! We knit ours in Roots Fingering - the overdyed colors are gorgeous with this design, and the gauge is open and breezy. The pattern has a slight A-shape to it, which makes it easy to wear tucked in, or loose and flowy.

Dare to try more "rustic" style yarns, like this one, with lacework tees; the contrast can be so beautiful!

Anne, the creator and designer behind Flax and Twine, makes the most wearable, looks-like-I-made-it-but-also-could-have-bought-it styles, and this is one of our faves.

It's truly the linen accessory we've been waiting for! This knits up so quickly in the fingering weight Daytime Linen - but for a slightly larger sized piece, go up a couple needle sizes and try it with the DK!

Show us a pattern of Jen's we don't love - they're all so good!

Rodeo is meant to be a heartier-weight tee for cooler mornings and evenings, and the colorways of Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport are perfect for it!

Here we used Ginger, Sky, Ash, and Snow, but we can picture this beautiful braid motif working in so many other combos, too!