Key Features:
Deep green seed beads run the length of the strand with small gold accents breaking up the color, so it stays quiet enough for a workday and still reads as jewelry. It sits at the collarbone over a blouse or a thin knit, and the extender gives you room to move it up or down depending on the neckline. Green is the easy one to keep wearing: pull it out for St. Patrick's Day, layer it in at Christmas next to a red sweater, then wear it straight through spring with khaki, chambray or cream. Good choice for days that start at the office and end at dinner without a chance to change.
Orders placed before noon CT ship the same business day, so your goodies get moving fast. Located in the heart of the U.S., most orders arrive within 2–5 business days, plus free shipping on U.S. orders $99+. Missouri babes can choose free in-store pickup at checkout for an easy grab-and-go option.
Didn’t love it? No worries. Eligible items can be returned within 30 days for store credit. If something arrives damaged or defective, just reach out within 3 days so we can make it right. We’re always here to help and want you to love every single purchase.
This is one of my favorite blouses. It is beautiful.
I love this top/jacket! I like the stripes, very flattering! Very comfortable, I love the denim combination! My normal size is small, but in Young Threads I normally go up with the next size, so you can wear as many different ways.
I have purchased a lot of pieces, and absolutely love the quality, customer service and fast shipping!
I absolutely loved this dress! I bought it for an outdoor wedding on a farm! I received so many compliments.
Let’s just say FABULOUS!!! These are so cool!
Such a great sweater. Comfy and just a fun piece to add to my closet!
Absolutely love these. Takes me back to the 1970s, when I was a teenager!!! I had a lot of compliments wearing them. Buy them and you will want to wear all the time!
Not soft at all. Did not even wear them and can’t even exchange. Will no longer be buying from this vendor/store.
