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Darcey Kaftan Top

$144.00

This kaftan-inspired top hits at the hip with an easy, flowing fit that works over everything from denim to wide-leg linen. The hand embroidered ties at the neckline are a...

Color: Green Stripe

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Color: Green Stripe

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DETAILS

This kaftan-inspired top hits at the hip with an easy, flowing fit that works over everything from denim to wide-leg linen. The hand embroidered ties at the neckline are a detail that nods to the craft tradition behind the fabric itself. Summer-weight and made by hand, the Darcey is the top that makes every day feel a little more like vacation.

  • 100% Cotton
  • Summer-weight
  • Hand block printed. Original textile illustration
  • Hand embroidered ties, adjustable waist
  • Hip length. Length is 28" from shoulder
  • Made fair trade in India by one of our newest production partners
This textile has been printed by hand using traditional techniques. We celebrate the uniqueness, integrity, and character of our handmade pieces. Please allow for variations in pattern and color including shifts in alignment, stray ink, and other nuances that may be different than pictured.
SIZE & FIT

There’s variation between various cuts and styles. Our fit intention is not the same across all styles. Some styles are meant to be oversized, some more form-fitting. 

For more information on certain styles, contact us at support@matatraders.com. 

 

SIZE BUST WAIST HIP

XS (size 0)

31-32"

25-26"

35-36"

S (size 2-4)

33-34"

27-28"

37-38°

M (size 6-8)

35-36"

29-30"

39-40"

L (size 10-12)

38-39"

32-33"

42-43"

XL (size 14-16)

41-42"

35-36"

45-46"

1X (size 18-20)

44-46"

38-40"

48-50"

2X (size 22-24)

48-50"

42-44"

52-54"

3X (size 26-28)

53-55"

46-50"

56-58"
CARE

We officially recommend hand washing our woven cottons to keep the clothes in their best shape, since so many things are handprinted, indigo dyed, hand embroidered, etc.

Some customers may wish to machine wash their dresses – while we still officially recommend hand washing, we know anecdotally that washing with cold water on the delicate cycle with the gentlest of detergents seems to have good results. As does line or flat drying, followed by ironing or steaming (definitely no dryer!)

However, the more handmade details, the more we recommend handwashing.

Our organic jersey knits can be machine washed in cold water on a delicate cycle with gentle detergent.

Meet the Maker

Aavaran

With a mission to revive a traditional craft, a form of hand block printing using a mud resist technique, called Dabu, Aavaran also wants to ensure the economic sustainability of rural craftspeople in India. Headquartered in Udaipur, they employ many in their design and production department, and support over two hundred women across five independently-run training and production centers throughout India. Aavaran takes great pride in their specialization of indigo dyeing as well as their sustainability and zero-waste efforts, creating rugs, handmade toys, and accessories with scrap fabric.