eleven.eleven NJAC
eleven.eleven NJAC
eleven.eleven NJAC
eleven.eleven NJAC
eleven.eleven NJAC
eleven.eleven NJAC
eleven.eleven NJAC
eleven.eleven NJAC

Jacket NJAC

€620,00
By eleven.eleven
An oversized jacket made from hand spun and hand woven indigo dyed fabrics with button closure, classic shirt collar and lined long sleeves.

Yarn dyed shibori and bandhani textiles layered together with hand embroidered details accentuate the piece.
Shibori dyeing on textiles is a traditional Japanese dyeing technique in which fabrics are patterned and dyed using various tying or folding methods.

Hand-spun yarn is made with a single Gandhi charkha spindle.

Recycled pieces are those where after cutting and stitching the garment, we use all the leftover scraps and make recycled patchwork out of it. The individual pieces are quilted together. 
Kantha is a traditional craft with running stitches used for quilting.
Natural indigo is dyed in a 100% fructose-based fermentation process.

Unisex

Made in India

Material:

- 40 % Cotton
- 60% Wool


Care Instructions: 


- Do not bleach
- Do not iron
- Dry flat
- Hand wash in a mesh bag
OR machine wash on a gentle spin cycle in a mesh bag. Wash in cold water on a delicate wash cycle, no longer than 25 minutes with mild detergent or a small amount of normal detergent.

NOTE:
With naturally dyed garments, color bleeding is normal in the first few washes, after which the colors stabilize. The fading and bleeding of natural dyes leads to elegant fading over time.

Details

Handspun yarn is produced using a single Gandhi charkha spindle.

Dyed with natural indigo in a 100% fructose-based fermentation.
Material
  • 40% cotton
  • 60% wool

Madi in India
Dimensions

Care Instructions
  • Do not bleach
  • Ironing or steaming with warm heat
  • Separate hand wash with mild detergent

It is advisable to wash this garment separately and not to expose it to direct sunlight, as this can lead to color changes.

NOTE: With naturally dyed garments, color fading is normal during the first few washes, after which the colors stabilize. The fading and bleeding of natural dyes will result in graceful fading over time.
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