Style Guide: The Dual Tone T-Bar

We took the good stuff on the road. Vintage van, yellow henley, denim cut-offs, and a stack that does not care where we're going.

This one's all about mixing metals. Let's get into it.

1. The T-Bar, Again

Two metals walk into a T-Bar... and out comes the Dual Tone T-Bar Pendant.

Our original T-Bar Pendant was an instant best-seller when we launched last summer, and so we knew it had to be brought back with a remix. Instead of asking you to choose gold or silver, we put both in one piece. It's the same mix-and-match philosophy, now with a new way to style! 

The Dual Tone T-Bar comes solo, so it goes on whatever chain you're already wearing on repeat. Here it's on the Emory Bold Box Chain — a thicker silver link that gives the gold T-bar something to push against.

TIP: Henley half-unbuttoned? That's a T-bar neckline. The open placket gives the pendant a straight drop down the centre of the chest, no competing layers needed.

TIP: Want it softer? Swap Emory for a finer chain and the same pendant reads dainty instead of graphic. Same piece, two moods.

Shop the Look (L-R): Mixed Metal T-Bar Pendant, Emory Bold Box Chain

2. Arm Candy, Sun-Warmed

Bare arms in summer means the wrist gets all the attention. Enter the Elo Chunky Chain Bracelet — iconic for a reason, and heavy enough to hold up against worn-in denim.

TIP: Go bold on one wrist and leave the other bare. Asymmetry beats matching every single time.

Shop the Look: Elo Chunky Chain Bracelet

3. Width Is Everything

The one ring stacking rule we'll never shut up about: mix your widths. The Ivy Dome Ring is your anchor — smooth, rounded, unmissable. Eternity Rings come in slim and fine to keep the stack from going heavy.

TIP: Sandwich a chunky dome between two finer bands. The contrast makes both rings look better than they do alone.

TIP: Split the stack across both hands and leave one finger bare. Every good stack needs a pause.

Shop the Look (L-R): Ivy Dome Ring, Eternity Rings

4. Charmed Ears

The Maeve Shell Pendant on the Lara Huggies — that hammered texture catches the light differently than a plain hoop, which is the whole point. Maeve Huggies round out the stack.

TIP: Keep your hoops the same scale and let the charm be the only variable. Clean, but not boring.

Shop the Look (T-B): Maeve Shell Pendant, Lara Huggies, Maeve Huggies

That's all for today, fam. One fitted top, good denim, and metals that refuse to match — go find your own road.