Patient with patches and plaques of MF (stage IB) on the limbs and self-healing papules and nodules of lymphomatoid papulosis on the trunk. This 40-year-old woman presented with a 2-year history of erythematous patches and plaques over the pelvic girdle area and limbs, which was initially considered to be eczema by her local medical officer. She then presented with a 2-month history of small tumors on the trunk. A diagnostic biopsy showed an infiltrate of large CD30+ anaplastic cells and staging investigations were normal, suggesting a diagnosis of primary cutaneous CD30+ anaplastic lymphoma. However, a biopsy of the “eczematous” rash showed an epidermotropic infiltrate of CD4+ T cells consistent with MF