If you love Dissh but your cart keeps landing over $200 a piece, you're going to want to hear about Meshki.

Meshki just started releasing ready-to-wear, and it seriously feels like Dissh. Clean lines, rich neutrals, that elevated, I-have-my-life-together look. It's a bit more affordable, too.

And then there's the part Dissh doesn't really do. Meshki's hems and drapes are the kind that make people stop you and ask where it's from. There's a little Cult Gaia in it.

Below are 7 real Dissh pieces and the Meshki piece I'd buy instead, with this week's prices.

Meshki is the best brand like Dissh right now. Its new ready-to-wear has the same clean, elevated feel, with satin and lace skirts at $139, an organza shirt at $125 and a structured blazer at $219.

• Closest swap: the Lara Knit Cardigan ($95) for Dissh's Eliza Cardigan ($226)
• Best statement piece: the Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt ($139)
• Best for work: the Katherine Suiting Structured Blazer ($219)
• Best outerwear: the Adaline Faux Leather Cinch Waist Jacket ($139)

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Dissh is the Australian brand behind a lot of the most-saved neutral outfits on your feed. Think cupro midi dresses, silk organza, boucle blazers and real leather. Most pieces land between $190 and $290, and outerwear goes well past that.

What you're paying for is the minimal, polished look and the fabrics. So a good Dissh alternative needs the same clean shapes and rich colors, in pieces you'd wear on repeat.

Meshki started out as the going-out brand. The new ready-to-wear is a different side of it, and it's the reason this post exists.

Three things sold me:

1.     The quality. The pieces feel substantial, and a lot of them are fully lined.

2.     The details. Lace-trimmed hems, wrap ties, an overlap neckline in place of a lapel. That's the Cult Gaia part.

3.     The palette. Chocolate, sage, olive, ivory and black. It's the Dissh palette.

The Dissh piece: Eliza Grey Marle Cinched Cardigan, $226

The Meshki swap: Lara Knit Cardigan With Scarf in Chocolate, $95

This is the easiest swap on the list. Both are button-front knit cardigans you'll wear with everything from jeans to a slip skirt.

Dissh's ties at the waist with big balloon sleeves. Meshki's is a straighter cut with ribbed hems and cuffs, and it comes with a removable scarf, so you get two looks out of one piece.

The Meshki Lara Knit Cardigan With Scarf is the best Dissh cardigan alternative at $95.

The Dissh piece: Sian Dark Choc Silk Organza Shirt, $226

The Meshki swap: Charlotte Organza Sheer Shirt in Dark Chocolate, $125

A sheer chocolate shirt is the layering piece of the season, and this is the closest match on the list. Same color, same collar, same see-through organza.

Dissh's Sian is oversized and 100% silk, with double-layer details and a removable slip lining. Meshki's Charlotte is fitted, with a sharp point collar, panel seams that define the waist and a flared hem. Wear the Sian loose over jeans. Tuck the Charlotte into a fitted skirt.

Honest note: the Sian is silk and comes with a lining. The Charlotte is organza and unlined, so plan on a cami or bralette under it.

The Meshki Charlotte Organza Sheer Shirt is the best Dissh organza shirt alternative at $125.

The Dissh piece: Andrea Plum Choc Cupro Midi Dress, $249

The Meshki swap: Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt in Chocolate, $139 or in Sage, $139

This is the one that stops people. If you love the Andrea for its chocolate color and lace trim, the Nina gives you the same mood as a separate.

It's lustrous satin with a lace-trimmed hem that moves when you walk, and it's fully lined. Wear it with the Lara cardigan for the day, or a fitted black top at night. The sage is just as good.

The Meshki Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt is the best Dissh alternative for satin and lace, at $139 in chocolate or sage.

The Dissh piece: Mina Straw Cupro Lace Midi Dress, $193

The Meshki swap: Amber Satin and Lace Midi Skirt in Olive, $139

Same idea, shorter and a little more directional. The Amber has lace running up the split and along the hem of a relaxed, straight skirt.

The Mina is a dress with lace at the bust. The Amber puts the lace at the bottom, which is the detail you actually notice across a room.

The Meshki Amber Satin and Lace Midi Skirt is the best Dissh lace midi alternative at $139.

The Dissh piece: Liora Black Sleeveless Maxi Dress, $215

The Meshki swap: Elsie Crepe Maxi Dress with Beaded Straps, $285

If what you love about the Liora is the long, sleek line, the Elsie gets you there, but gives you more.

This is the only product that is not cheaper. But think of all the places you can wear it. To a wedding, a Black Tie wedding, New Year’s Eve, a nice celebratory dinner, a work event. The list goes on.

The Meshki Elsie Maxi Dress is a Dissh alternative for a long, sleek silhouette. Just not a cheaper one.

The Dissh piece: Serin Black Leather Bomber Jacket, $622

The Meshki swap: Adaline Faux Leather Cinch Waist Jacket in Dark Chocolate, $139

Honest note first: Dissh's Serin is real leather, and the Adaline is faux. If you want leather that ages with you, that's the Dissh.

If you want the look for fall, the Adaline is the move. It's fully lined, with a collar, patch pockets and a shirred, self-tie waist that gives it shape a bomber doesn't have.

The Meshki Adaline Faux Leather Cinch Waist Jacket is the best Dissh leather jacket alternative at $139.

The Dissh piece: Bobbi Black Boucle Cocoon Blazer, $283

The Meshki swap: Katherine Suiting Structured Blazer in Dark Chocolate, $219

This is the piece I'd buy first. The Katherine skips the lapel for an overlap neckline, closes with hidden press studs and is darted at the back to cinch the waist.

Dissh's Bobbi is boucle with cocoon sleeves. The Katherine is sharper suiting. Both are fully structured, and both work over a slip skirt or with trousers for work.

The Meshki Katherine Suiting Structured Blazer is the best Dissh blazer alternative at $219.

Shop every Meshki piece on this list: start with the Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt.

Yes. The fabrics feel substantial, the satin has real weight, and the skirts and outerwear are fully lined, which is usually the first thing to go at this price.

Where Dissh still wins is fabric content. If you want silk, cupro and real leather specifically, Dissh is the one. If you want the look, the cut and the details, Meshki's ready-to-wear gets you there for less.

Well, I’m a new mom, who still loves style but I’m no longer in my 20s (lol) and I love this brand - it doesn’t feel too young or too old; it’s just cool. Meshki is for you if you love Dissh's neutrals and clean lines but want pieces with a little more drama at the hem. It's also for you if you want a few elevated separates that mix with what you already own.

It's not for you if real silk and leather are non-negotiable. Stick with Dissh for those.

The verdict: yes. Start with the Katherine Suiting Structured Blazer at $219 if you want one piece you'll wear constantly, or the Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt at $139 if you want the one people ask about.

Buy the Lara Knit Cardigan at $95 if you want the easiest Dissh swap.

Buy the Adaline Faux Leather Jacket at $139 if you want the leather jacket look for fall.

Meshki is the closest right now. Its new ready-to-wear has Dissh's clean, elevated feel and the same chocolate, sage and black palette. The Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt is $139 and the Katherine Suiting Structured Blazer is $219, compared with most Dissh pieces at $190 to $290.

Yes, across almost every swap we checked. Dissh's Eliza Cardigan is $226 and Meshki's Lara Knit Cardigan With Scarf is $95. Dissh's Sian Silk Organza Shirt is $226 and Meshki's Charlotte Organza Sheer Shirt is $125.

Yes. Meshki's ready-to-wear feels substantial, and pieces like the Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt and the Adaline Faux Leather Cinch Waist Jacket are fully lined. Dissh uses more silk, cupro and real leather, so if fabric content matters most, Dissh still leads.

The Meshki Adaline Faux Leather Cinch Waist Jacket is $139 in dark chocolate. Dissh's Serin Leather Bomber is $622 and is real leather. The Adaline is faux, fully lined, with a collar, patch pockets and a self-tie waist.

The Meshki Katherine Suiting Structured Blazer at $219. It has an overlap neckline in place of a lapel, hidden press studs and a cinched back. Dissh's Bobbi Boucle Cocoon Blazer is $283 and has a softer boucle texture.

A little, in the details. Meshki's ready-to-wear leans on statement hems and drapes, like the lace-trimmed hem on the Nina Satin and Lace Maxi Skirt at $139 and the lace split on the Amber Satin and Lace Midi Skirt at $139. It's more wearable day to day.

Start with the Meshki pieces on this list, like the Lara Knit Cardigan at $95, and we'll keep adding swaps as new pieces drop.