Indigo Print Pants

Product Description: Introducing a series inspired by the traditional batik patterns of the Hmong people living in the mountainous regions of Thailand. These wide pants feature an indigo discharge print throughout, with a touch of red added this season for a refreshing update. The relaxed silhouette offers a comfortable fit, with a fabric rich in texture and soft to the touch. Pair them with simple tops or under a dress to subtly showcase the pattern for a stylish look.

Specifications:

• Brand: MALAIKA
• Country of Manufacture: Thailand
• Material: 100% Cotton
• Fabric: Lightweight with a sheer quality, featuring a soft and comfortable double gauze texture.
• Features:
  • Back pocket
  • Elastic waistband with drawstring
• Color: Navy
• Size (FREE):
  • Total Length: 88.5cm
  • Hem Width: 28.5cm
  • Front Rise: 33cm
  • Inseam: 61cm
  • Waist: 72cm (stretchable up to 102cm)
• Model Height: 162cm
• Model Wearing Color: Navy

Special Notes:

This product is hand-dyed with indigo, resulting in variations in color, meaning no two items are exactly alike. Expect differences in dye intensity. Due to the natural indigo dye, color fading and transfer may occur, so handle with care. Wash separately by hand. Color transfer may occur due to friction, sweat, or moisture when worn with or over white garments. Please purchase with this understanding in mind; if concerned, consider refraining from purchase.

Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies.

About MALAIKA:

"MALAIKA" means "angel" in Swahili. The brand celebrates traditional materials and craftsmanship from Asia, Africa, and South America. MALAIKA is dedicated to preserving the warmth of handcraftsmanship, using techniques like block printing, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyeing, and shibori. Our products highlight the cultural richness and artisanal skills of local communities.

About Mo Hom (Thai Indigo Dye):

Mo Hom is a traditional indigo dyeing technique passed down by the hill tribes of Chiang Mai, Thailand. "Mo" means jar and "Hom" means indigo, referring to indigo dyeing in jars. Indigo is valued for its healing properties, insect repellent, and antibacterial effects, making it a popular choice for workwear among agricultural communities. The lengthy production process allows wearers to enjoy the unique character and patina that develop over time, creating a truly personal garment.