Description
Introducing the Green 60s Cotton Shirt, crafted from 100% cotton fibers and natural materials. This shirt boasts a natural dyeing process using Myrobalan and Indigo, resulting in its captivating green color.
Featuring full-length sleeves with button closures on the cuffs, a statement round collar with a pintuck yoke, concealed placket, and subtle wrist embellishments, this shirt combines style and sophistication.
The buttons used are made of Mother of Pearl, adding a touch of elegance to the design. Please note that the fabric is Ambar Charkha spun, handwoven using traditional weaving techniques, and naturally dyed. As a result, there may be slight variations in color and texture, making each shirt unique.
This garment is not only fashion-forward but also environmentally friendly, as it is 100% biodegradable. It has been ethically made in India, ensuring a journey from seed to stitch that aligns with sustainable practices.
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PRODUCT ATTRIBUTES
- Base Color: Green
- Sleeve: Long Sleeves
- Surface Styling: Embroidered
- Fit: Regular Fit
- Material: Crafted in 100% cotton fibres and natural materials.
- Country of Origin: India
Description
Introducing the Green 60s Cotton Shirt, crafted from 100% cotton fibers and natural materials. This shirt boasts a natural dyeing process using Myrobalan and Indigo, resulting in its captivating green color.
Featuring full-length sleeves with button closures on the cuffs, a statement round collar with a pintuck yoke, concealed placket, and subtle wrist embellishments, this shirt combines style and sophistication.
The buttons used are made of Mother of Pearl, adding a touch of elegance to the design. Please note that the fabric is Ambar Charkha spun, handwoven using traditional weaving techniques, and naturally dyed. As a result, there may be slight variations in color and texture, making each shirt unique.
This garment is not only fashion-forward but also environmentally friendly, as it is 100% biodegradable. It has been ethically made in India, ensuring a journey from seed to stitch that aligns with sustainable practices.
