Product Description: A versatile piece that enriches your wardrobe with its unique texture, this long blouse is crafted from a fabric with distinctive surface variations, incorporating a mix of cotton and linen to enhance its feel. Available in three refreshing colors: a soft and fresh green, a classic black, and a bright mustard. Designed with long sleeves and a length that provides coverage, this blouse serves as an excellent shield against UV rays and air conditioning, ensuring its usefulness across seasons. Its compatibility with various items makes it an essential piece to have.
Specifications:
Brand: MALAIKA
Country of Manufacture: India
Material: 98% Cotton, 2% Linen
Fabric: Lightweight with transparency. A soft, light fabric featuring creasing and snow-cut finish.
Colors: Green, Black, Mustard
Size & Fit:
Length: Front 71cm, Back 80cm
Shoulder Width: 75cm
Body Width: 69cm
Bottom Width: 73cm
Sleeve Length: 54cm (measured from the collar)
Armhole: 36cm
Cuff: 27cm
Features: Stand collar, front opening with shell buttons, pintucks in various sizes on the front and back, side pockets, gathered cuffs with shell buttons.
Model Height: 170cm
Fit Guide:
For taller individuals (Height: 168cm), the garment provides a relaxed fit with the front length above mid-thigh and the back length covering the buttocks. The sleeves offer a three-quarter length for a comfortably oversized look.
For shorter individuals (Height: 154cm), the front length is about mid-thigh, while the back reaches the knees. The sleeves extend to cover the back of the hand, with an overall relaxed and oversized feel that's perfect for layering.
Special Notes:
Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies.
About MALAIKA:
MALAIKA, meaning "angel" in Swahili, is dedicated to preserving the warmth of handcraftsmanship through traditional materials and techniques from Asia, Africa, and South America. The brand values block printing, hand embroidery, handweaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing, using natural materials to convey the allure of local cultures and crafts.
