₹9,900
Semi-fitted silhouette with a wide neckline, asymmetric hemline, and elbow-length sleeves, inspired by Japanese minimalist aesthetics. Crafted from hand-spun and handwoven Desi cotton khadi, made using India’s last indigenous cotton seed, supporting indigenous seed protection. 100% organic and chemical-free fabric, produced by skilled artisans from local communities using traditional methods. Finished with the signature Upasana dot. Wash care: Wash separately with similar colors. Use mild detergent. Do not soak. Dry in shade.
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Hand-spun and handwoven Desi cotton khadi (100% organic)
- Colour
- Off white
- Type
- Dress
- HSN code
- 620442
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Semi-fitted silhouette with a wide neckline, asymmetric hemline, and elbow-length sleeves, inspired by Japanese minimalist aesthetics. Crafted from hand-spun and handwoven Desi cotton khadi, made using India’s last indigenous cotton seed, supporting indigenous seed protection. 100% organic and chemical-free fabric, produced by skilled artisans from local communities using traditional methods. Finished with the signature Upasana dot. Wash care: Wash separately with similar colors. Use mild detergent. Do not soak. Dry in shade.
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: Usually dispatched within 24 hours; up to 72 hours if specially stitched
100% organic and chemical-free fabric, Supports indigenous seed protection, Hand-spun and handwoven Desi cotton khadi
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Upasana is an Auroville-based conscious fashion studio blending design, spirituality, and social responsibility. They create sustainable apparel using organic cotton, natural dyes, and herbs, supporting marginalized Indian artisan communities.
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