Available for Bust 26" - 70" | Petite - Tall
- Craft: Kalamkari Hand Block Print
- Primary Fabric: 100% Cotton - Natural Dyed, Hand Block Printed in Hyderabad (Telangana)
- Secondary Fabric: 100% Cotton Flannel
- Pattern: Floral, Traditional
- Color: Muddy Red, Mud Brown
- Button Type: Wood
- Style: Quilted, Reversible, Jacket
- Length: Knee Length
- Front Neck Style: Round
- Sleeve Style: Relaxed Sleeves
- Sleeve Length: Bracelet
- This garment has Patch Pocket
- Number of Pockets: 4
- Garment Transparency: Opaque
- Comfort Fit
- Reversible
Dress like a boss every day with this Kalamkari 100% Quilted Cotton Jacket. It features a button-down front and relaxed sleeves. This reversible jacket has 2 patch pockets on each side for you to carry your essentials with zero fuss.Wear it over a knee-length dress and pumps for a cozy 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.
SKU: WOTW59
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.
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KALAMKARI HAND BLOCK PRINT
Born out of the art of story-telling, Kalamkari is a type of intricate block printing on cotton textiles. Its name is derived from the ancient art of hand painting done with a tamarind pen (Kalam) using natural dyes. It uses earthy colors like mustard, indigo, rust, green, black, and involves 23 intensive steps, making it one of a kind.
Handmade - With Love, For You, By Us.
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.
