This is a fairly heavy cotton mix, boho tunic, with some lovely detail. MAISON de NIMES is a very good brand, and this comes via House of Fraser.
It is unworn, and jet black - you will not be disappointed when you see it - black is one of those strange colours to photograph. If it was grey, or patchy, I would say so, or not sell it…..

Long, fitted sleeves: top 2/3 has individual bits of embroidery all over - flower heads?
Then there’s a seam, and the bottom 1/3 is gathered into it.
5 lines of stitchwork at the bottom of the sleeves, and elasticated cuffs.
Straight hems, no splits.
5 lines of stitchwork along the bottom of the front.
Central double thickness panel, with lace-up ties.
The ties end in tassels, and do not tighten the neck band.
2 rows of stitchwork along the edges of the panel.
Gathers from the base of the panel onto the body.
Diagonal seams from the panel to the sides. Row of white stitchwork along the seams.
The back is plain.

Made in India.
57% Cotton, 43% Modal.
Stitchwork: 100% Polyester.
Machine washable, but do not tumble dry.

Length shoulder to hem: 24 1/2 inches.
Armpit to armpit, flat, across the back: 20 3/4 inches.
Loose, roomy fit.