Brick Red Vegetable Dyed Handspun Cotton Paneled Short Jacket

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Available for Bust 26" - 70" | Petite - Tall

• Primary Fabric: 100% Cotton - Vegetable Dyed in Ahmedabad (Gujarat), Handspun, Hand Woven in Nagri (Tamil Nadu)
• Secondary Fabric: 100% Cotton - Yarn Dyed, Azo-Free Dyed, Handspun, Hand Woven in Murshidabad (West Bengal)
• Pattern: Solid
• Color: Brick Red
• Button Type: Fabric
• Style: Paneled, Jacket
• Length: Short
• Collar Style: Lapel
• Sleeve Style: Drop Shoulder Sleeves
• Sleeve Length: Full Sleeve
• This garment has Inseam Pocket
• Number of Pockets: 2
• Garment Transparency: Opaque
• Loose Fit

Do your vacay packing right with this paneled outerwear. Made from vegetable dyed 100% cotton, this checked jacket features a lapel collar. The drop shoulder sleeves add to the breathability, while the inseam pockets let you carry all your stuff. Style this loose-fit outerwear with a pair of gladiators to complete the look.

Our artisans craft each piece, exclusively for you. Being handcrafted, every garment is unique.

This product can also be worn as a maternity outfit.

Disclaimer: All products shown in this picture, apart from this Outerwear, are purely for Styling and Photography purposes. These will not be included in your order.

Just like this Jacket, Every Outerwear at SeamsFriendly is available for Women of All Sizes and Heights. Whether you're looking for Plus Size Coats & Jackets or Women's Petite Outerwear, we have you covered with our vast collection of Designer Outerwear. Our Styles are available at a variety of price points so everyone can afford their fave look without breaking the bank! This includes Women's Petite Outerwear and Women's Tall Shrugs & Overlays.

SKU: WOTW46

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HANDSPUN AND HAND WOVEN + VEGETABLE DYED +

When fiber is spun by hand using tools like the spindle and distaff, the yarn is handspun. When these yarns are woven by hand or on an unpowered loom, they form a handspun and hand woven fabric.

It has slight imperfections, but some people call it 'art to wear.' Now, when such fabrics are dyed using vegetable dyes, they become artisanal and good for your skin.

Vegetable dyes, as the name suggests, are derived from everyday vegetables and plants. These fabrics are skin-friendly for you and the artisans, and are environment-friendly.