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Olivia 2.0

100% NATURAL DYED KHADI COTTON, HAND EMBROIDERY

OLIVIA 2.0 holds a shorter, relaxed frame through the body, keeping the line close to the upper torso. The shoulders carry a gentle width before the shape drops into a clean, open edge at the hem. The silhouette rests away from the body while maintaining a steady, balanced outline.

  • 100% khadi cotton
  • Hand embroidery
  • Natural dyed
  • Short sleeve cropped shirt
  • Camp collar
  • Relaxed fit
  • Corozo buttons
  • Made by one tailor from beginning to end
  • Hand-finished
  • Model is 5’7 wearing size M

Crafted from organic, natural indigo Khadi cotton yarns handspun and handwoven on a traditional loom by the artisans of Udyog Bharti. Each garment is hand-embroidered by Bengali artisan Md. Ashraf using the intricate Ari chain stitch technique, featuring a floral pattern inspired by village fauna. Every fabric panel is individually framed and embroidered before final construction, ensuring precision and artisanal integrity.

 

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100% NATURAL DYED KHADI COTTON, HAND EMBROIDERY

OLIVIA 2.0 holds a shorter, relaxed frame through the body, keeping the line close to the upper torso. The shoulders carry a gentle width before the shape drops into a clean, open edge at the hem. The silhouette rests away from the body while maintaining a steady, balanced outline.

  • 100% khadi cotton
  • Hand embroidery
  • Natural dyed
  • Short sleeve cropped shirt
  • Camp collar
  • Relaxed fit
  • Corozo buttons
  • Made by one tailor from beginning to end
  • Hand-finished
  • Model is 5’7 wearing size M

Crafted from organic, natural indigo Khadi cotton yarns handspun and handwoven on a traditional loom by the artisans of Udyog Bharti. Each garment is hand-embroidered by Bengali artisan Md. Ashraf using the intricate Ari chain stitch technique, featuring a floral pattern inspired by village fauna. Every fabric panel is individually framed and embroidered before final construction, ensuring precision and artisanal integrity.