Anne Boleyn Fleece Crewneck Sweatshirt

Style# 340

Royalty, Rulers, Courtesans

$39.90

This lightweight fleece boasts unique design elements like balloon sleeves and a slightly cropped, boxy fit. It feels incredibly soft both inside and out. Featuring a design of mine based on a tableau of several vintage engravings to create a one-of-a-kind Anne Boleyn tribute.

Tartx designs are available on ReFlex Fleece in various styles, including a Zipper Hoodie, a Crewneck, and a Cropped Sweatshirt. This listing is for the Cropped Sweatshirt option.

Tiffini's Notes: I love this sweatshirt and after extensive wash and wear testing, I'm thrilled to add this sweatshirt to my line! The cropped, slightly boxy fit looks more dressy than a regular sweatshirt. The longer balloon sleeves are very feminine and flattering. The sweatshirt is warm and cozy and it washes and dries well. The fleece is a great weight that I find very warm without the heavy bulkiness of some sweatshirts.

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ReFlex Women's Fleece Crewneck Sweatshirt:

Reimagined, Recycled, ReFlex Fleece is the next evolution in fleece
Features a 3-end lightweight fleece construction made using 20% recycled polyester
Boxy fit, cropped, with a side-seamed body
Balloon sleeves for a chic feminine look * Sizes available: XS - 2XL
1" rolled back dropped shoulder seam for a modern look * A seamed patch at the back neck creates a well-placed, subtle detail
1x1 rib with spandex for enhanced stretch and recovery
Bone and Pale Blush: 70% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 30% Recycled Polyester
Heather Grey: 65% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 25% Recycled Polyester / 10% Polyester This product meets the following

Sustainable Style subcategories:

Sustainable Materials: Contains 30% recycled polyester.
Sustainable Manufacturing: This product meets the OEKO-TEX Standard 100. Made with low-impact dyes.
Socially Conscious Manufacturing: This product was made by a mill that partnered with the Fair Labor Association and was made in a facility that is WRAP certified.
Proud member of the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol.

What to say about all this Tudor business? A real live Shakespearean Soap Opera if there ever was one. And there were. As with so many of the subjects I end up building my pieces around, my interest in the Tudor history began with books. Oftentimes I listen to audiobooks while I work on the pieces themselves, finding inspiration to create something completely original or re-imagining centuries-old pieces. As with so many great stories of dynasties, the stories about the Tudors are oftentimes most interesting when they are most personal. All of the individuals in this enormous and oftentimes confounding family tree had and led such interesting lives (some of them dramatically shortened), that I have enjoyed paying a kind of tribute to their stories.