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Small runs, limited by the fabric we find

Front, worn open over a slip, sleeves rolled once.
Front, worn open over a slip, sleeves rolled once.

Photography · 1:1

Detail: the hand-stitched placket, raking light across it.

Photography · 1:1

The shirt held against a window to show the weave.

Natural fibre

Chanderi Shirt

₹14,200Inclusive of all taxes

A shirt cut two sizes past your own, in a handloom silk-cotton light enough to see the weave against a window. The placket and cuffs are finished by hand, which is why the front sits flat instead of rippling.

10 more can be cut from what is left of this roll — 22.8 metres, at 2.1 metres a garment.

Sizes struck through have sold out of the cut run. If there is fabric left, we can still make them — choose one to see.

  • In stock · dispatched in 2 working days
  • One free alteration within the first year
  • Plastic-free packaging · plantable hang tag
  • Repairs offered for the life of the garment

The fabric

Fabric
Chanderi silk-cotton
Where the fabric came from
Woven to order by a handloom cluster in Madhya Pradesh
Composition
50% cotton, 50% mulberry silk
Weight
85 gsm
Trims
Reclaimed mother-of-pearl buttons, thrifted in mismatched sets and graded to match
Made in
Cut, sewn and pressed in India

Finishing

  • Placket turned and stitched by hand, two rows, 12 stitches to the inch

  • Side seams flat-felled so the shirt can be worn open without fraying

  • Collar interlined with woven cotton, cut on the bias to keep its roll

Measurements

Deliberately oversized. Take your usual size for the intended fit, one down for a closer one.

The longer answer

If you are between sizes, send us your bust, waist and hip and we will tell you which to take. Where a size has sold out of the cut run, we can make it for you from what is left of the roll at the same price — the only difference is the wait.

Living with it

Hand wash cold, dry flat in shade. Press on the reverse while damp. Never wring silk-cotton.

The longer answer

The full guide covers washing, pressing, storage and what to do when something tears. We repair anything we have made, for as long as you own it, at cost.

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