The Attico cut-out dresses and tops: the Scoop and the hip cut-outs, in stock

The cut-out is The Attico’s most repeated idea, and it comes in two kinds. The Scoop is the asymmetric curve cut into the hem of a t-shirt, a shirt, a sweatshirt and a knit, seamed so it reads as tailoring rather than damage, and the brand names it on almost every page it appears on. The hip cut-out is the evening version: two openings framing the hips on a maxi dress, the thing that makes a cotton dress a night dress. At Luxury Handbags 19 pieces carry one of the two, $570 to $2,090, and this page ranks them from the day pieces to the dresses.

Key facts

• 19 cut-out pieces at Luxury Shoes , $570 to $2,090: tees, tops/shirt/" class="cvx-al cvx-al--category">shirts, sweatshirts, cashmere-blend knits, a denim mini skirt, a viscose mini and two maxi dresses.
• The Scoop: a seamed asymmetric curve at the hem, echoed as a curved hem on the knitwear and the cardigans.
• The hip cut-out: openings framing the hips on the military green and bandana maxi dresses.
• Cloths: cotton jersey, poplin and fleece; 70 percent virgin wool 30 percent cashmere; viscose; cotton and viscose on the maxis.
• Made in Italy on every piece here except the camel wool-cashmere sweatshirt, which states Romania.
• Fit: true to size on the tees, shirts and knits; the cut-out maxis are slim-fit pieces to read the fit note on.

1. Black t-shirt, $570

The Scoop at its simplest, on a black jersey tee. With the signature Scoop cutout at the hem and an embroidered logo on the chest. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

2. Deep blue mini skirt, $820

The Scoop on a two-tone denim mini skirt. With a two-tone finish that echoes the season’s recurring construction theme. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 3 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

3. Forest green sweatshirt, $820

The Scoop at the hip of a brushed fleece sweatshirt. With a soft brushed interior and finished with the signature Scoop cutout at the hip. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

4. White shirt, $1,140

The Scoop on a white poplin shirt with a Western-panelled construction. Crafted in Italy from white cotton poplin, its paneled construction nods to Western styles, while the Scoop cutouts at each side create a layered effect. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

5. Sand and black shirt, $980

The checked shirt, refined buttoned and relaxed open, with the Scoop. Refined when buttoned up, relaxed when worn open, this shirt is crafted from checked cotton in versatile shades of sand and black. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

6. Light grey sweater, $1,300

The curved hem echoing the Scoop on a light grey wool-cashmere sweater. Ribbed trims, dropped shoulders, and the curved hem echoing the emblematic Scoop cutout balance edge and ease. 70% virgin wool 30% cashmere, made in Italy, 2 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

7. Dark grey cardigan, $1,450

The asymmetric curved hem on the dark grey cardigan, with the Shuffle Logo Mark. The asymmetric curved hem echoes The Attico’s emblematic Scoop cutout, while the Shuffle Logo Mark embroidered on the chest adds the finishing touch. 70% virgin wool 30% cashmere, made in Italy, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

8. Red cardigan, $1,610

The same cardigan in red. The asymmetric curved hem echoes The Attico’s emblematic Scoop cutout, while the Shuffle Logo Mark embroidered on the chest adds the finishing touch. 70% virgin wool 30% cashmere, made in Italy, 3 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

9. Coffee and pink sweater, $1,680

The mohair sweater with the curved Scoop hemline. This sweater is knitted in Italy from a soft blend of wool and mohair in the brand’s signature fit, defined by a curved hemline inspired by the emblematic Scoop cutout. 50% mohair 47% polyamide 3% wool, made in Italy, 3 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

10. Black mini dress, $1,360

The black viscose mini, softly gathered, with the cut-out as its evening note. Balancing precision and ease, this black mini dress is crafted from drapey viscose in a softly gathered silhouette with the signature Scoop cutout at the hip adding a touch of sex appeal. 100% viscose, made in Italy, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

11. Military green maxi dress, $1,520

Hip cut-outs on the military green cotton maxi. Bold cutouts framing the hips make this military green maxi dress anything but understated. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 1 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

12. Light blue and white maxi dress, $2,090

The same maxi in the bandana print. Bold cutouts framing the hips make this maxi dress anything but understated. 100% viscose, made in Italy, 2 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

Why the Scoop works

A cut-out at the hem does two things: it shortens the front so a tee sits above a low waist, and it gives the eye an asymmetry to rest on. The brand seams it, which is why it survives washing and why a fake’s raw notch is so easy to spot; the authentication guide uses it as a marker. On the knitwear the same curve is knitted in as a hem, and on the cardigans it is paired with the embroidered Shuffle Logo Mark.

The hip cut-out

The two maxi dresses carry openings that frame the hips, one in military green cotton and one in the bandana viscose. Both are slim-fit pieces and both are the kind the brand recommends one size up on; read the product page. Worn with a flat sandal they are holiday dresses, with a heel they are the party dress in its long form.

What to wear them with

The Scoop tee under the bomber with the Fern cargo; the Scoop shirt open over the body-skimming tee; the curved-hem knit over the wool trouser. The signatures page places the Scoop among the brand’s eight recurring ideas.

“Experimentation has been the single funnest and most liberating thing about the show thus far, we set ourselves no limits and had none,” Giorgia Tordini told WWD ahead of the spring 2024 show in September 2023.

Frequently asked questions

What is The Attico Scoop cut-out?

The brand’s signature asymmetric curve cut into the hem of tees, shirts, sweatshirts and knits, finished with a seam and echoed as a curved hem on the cashmere-blend knitwear.

Which The Attico dresses have cut-outs?

The military green and bandana maxi dresses carry hip cut-outs; the black gathered viscose mini has a cut-out at the waist; the party minis use lace and sheer panels instead.

Do The Attico cut-out pieces run small?

The tees, shirts and knits are true to size. The cut-out maxis are slim-fit pieces and the brand recommends one size up on them.

How much are The Attico cut-out pieces?

$570 to $2,090 at Luxury Handbags today, from the Scoop tee to the mohair and cashmere-blend knits.

Is the Scoop cut-out seamed?

Yes. On genuine pieces the curve is finished with a seam, which is why a raw, symmetrical notch is a sign of a copy.

Can I wear The Attico cut-out pieces to work?

The Scoop shirt and the curved-hem knits, yes; the cut-out sits at the hem and reads as tailoring. The hip cut-out maxis are for the evening.

Read next

The Attico signatures. The Attico t-shirts. The Attico knitwear. The Attico party dresses. Shop The Attico at Luxury Shoes .

More The Attico guides

Every The Attico page by Luxury Shoes ’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Who is The Attico?, How to style, Brands like The Attico, FW26 edit, Is it a luxury brand?, Where to buy, Price guide, Size guide, Sale, vs Magda Butrym, Dresses, Mini dresses, Midi and maxi dresses, Black dresses, White dresses, Red dresses, Zebra and prints, Wedding-guest dresses, Jeans, Pants, Skirts, Tops and shirts, Knitwear, Jackets and coats, Swimwear, Who wears it, History timeline, Review, Real vs fake, Materials and care, Glossary, Collaborations, Signatures, vs 16Arlington, vs Alessandra Rich, SS26 edit, Capsule wardrobe, Cargo pants, Bomber jackets, Sweatshirts and joggers, Shorts, Tailoring, Leather and fur, T-shirts, Lace and tulle, Feathers and fringe, Satin and silk, Blue and green, Grey, beige and brown, Stripes and checks, Yellow, pink and purple, Party dresses, Holiday edit.

Sources and method

Checked on 19 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Luxury Shoes . Product facts, the compositions, made-in lines, fit notes and model measurements, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Luxury Shoes ’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock, and only pieces that were in stock at both Luxury Handbags and theattico.com on that date are named; the brand history comes from the brand’s own About page and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above, with the founders’ and the chief executive’s words quoted verbatim. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.

• theattico.com, About: the brand’s own description of its founders and its idea of femininity
• theattico.com, Ready to wear: the live catalogue, prices in euros and per-size availability checked on the date below
• The Attico product pages: the description, composition, lining, made-in line and the model and fit note of every style (saved locally on 27 June, 17 August, 14 September and 19 September 2026)
• theattico.com, Returns: the brand’s own returns window and conditions
• theattico.com, Shipping and delivery: the brand’s own dispatch and delivery terms
• The Attico on Wikipedia and the articles it cites
• Wikidata Q125995969
• Luxury Handbags live catalogue, 19 September 2026: prices, sizes and stock