Indigo Print Blouse

Product Description: This blouse features the traditional batik patterns of the Hmong people, who reside in the mountainous regions of Thailand. Adorned with indigo dye prints and enhanced with red accents for a fresh look, the fabric offers a rich texture and gentle touch, ensuring a comfortable and relaxed fit. The stand collar provides a sleek appearance, while the five-quarter sleeves offer coverage for the upper arms, adding to its appeal.

Specifications:

• Brand: MALAIKA
• Country of Manufacture: Thailand
• Material: 100% Cotton
• Fabric: Lightweight with a sheer quality, made from soft and skin-friendly double gauze fabric.
• Features:
  • Stand collar
  • Front opening with buttons
• Color: Navy
• Size (FREE):
  • Length: 57.5cm
  • Body Width: 58.5cm
  • Bottom Width: 65cm
  • Sleeve Length: 36.5cm (measured from collar)
  • Cuff: 38cm
• Model Height: 168cm
• Model Wearing Color: Navy

Special Notes:

Please note that due to the indigo dyeing process, there may be variations in color, and no two items will be identical to the sample product shown. Variations in dye intensity are to be expected. As this product uses natural indigo dye, it is more prone to color fading and transfer. Handle with care, wash separately by hand, and avoid pairing with white garments or layering to prevent dye transfer caused by friction, sweat, or moisture. Purchase with these considerations in mind, and avoid if sensitive to such properties.

About MALAIKA:

MALAIKA means "angel" in Swahili. This brand celebrates traditional materials and craftsmanship from Asia, Africa, South America, and beyond. Since its inception, MALAIKA has cherished the warmth of handmade work, conveying its charm through techniques like block printing, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing, utilizing abundant natural materials to highlight the culture and craftsmanship of the regions.

About Morhom (Thai Indigo Dyeing):

Morhom, a tradition held by the hill tribes of Chiang Mai, Thailand, means 'natural indigo dyeing in a jar' in the local language. Known for its healing properties on cuts and its insect-repelling and antibacterial effects, indigo dye has been cherished as workwear for those in agriculture. Its creation is time-consuming, allowing wearers to enjoy the unique aging process and personal character that develops with time.