(Described as Cominella puncturata) The shell is elongated, rather thin, pale yellow, sometimes brown, with a pale band.

The six whorls are sloping above, then bi-angulated and spirally ribbed throughout.

The body whorl is convex, scarcely angulated and attenuated below.

The siphonal canal is short and slightly recurved.

[2] This marine species occurs off Jeffreys Bay, South Africa.