Shipped in 1 week. Each piece is unique.

Soft, airy and flattering, our hand tie-dyed cotton kaftan is here to make your summer even more stylish and comfortable. The drawstring can be tightened to accentuate your natural waist. A lightweight garment that is cool and chic, you can wear it as is, over a pair of crop pants, as a beach cover-up or even to bed at night — the styling possibilities are endless. 

This unique print is handcrafted by a small family of artisans in Jodhpur using 100% cotton. In line with our commitment to mindful production, this is a versatile product made with no cutting waste. 

Handmade in Jodhpur, India, by Abdul Wahid and family, this Kaftan is not just a garment but a piece of art, thoughtfully produced in small quantities by a team of gifted artisans. Each peice is a testament to the craftsmanship and skill of our artisans, ensuring a high-quality product that you will cherish for years to come.

• • One Size (with a drawstring). Fits up to size US 20/22 (EU 50/52)
    Width: 110cm/43”.
    Length: 101cm/40"
    Total waist with drawstring: 135cm/52"
  Material: 100% cotton, hand-dyed using a traditional tie-dye technique. 
• For a first wash, handwash in cold water. Since each piece is handprinted, there might be bleeding. Hang flat to dry and iron inside out (not directly on the print) on cotton setting. Store folded in the tote bag provided. 
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For every purchase you make, we plant a tree in your name. We send you a digital e-Tree Certificate with a link to a location marker showing where the tree was planted.

With our One for One model, in partnership with social enterprise Grow-Trees, we address community, women and nature. Tree planting through Grow-Trees funds paid work for village women and supports local planting projects.

This collection is made in small batches with artisan partners, including rural women, and is designed for repeated wear. We work with craftspeople around the world, as every community has a story to tell.