You’ll love it because: A versatile piece, it’s handmade with eco-friendly natural silk yarns and works beautifully with jeans or dressed up for a special occasion.
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This sweet cotton jacket is inspired by Tai Lue jackets, although we’ve added natural, eco-friendly silk details. The main body of the jacket features hand woven cotton.
We add multi-colour silk panels on the collar and sleeves to add a bit of style and colour. You can wear the jacket tied or untied, both work! The cotton and silk are handwoven by our partner artisans, and the jacket is tailored and assembled at the Living Crafts Centre.
| Color | Black, Blue |
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Add-Ons: Wood Triangle Cutout - a pack of 2 pieces Bamboo Sticks - a pack of 6 pieces
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