- Ikat-inspired printed tunic
- Made from 100% cotton
- Split V neckline, vented hem, side slits
- Available in sizes S-XXL (please see the tunic measurements below)
- Made in India
Garment Flat Measurement (Inches): Please note that the measurements are for the flat garment. Depending on your comfort level, please add 4-6 inches to your body measurements. Since these are handmade, please allow for a little variation.
S: Chest 40" Hips 42"
M: Chest 42" Hips 44"
L: Chest 46" Hips 48"
XL: Chest 48" Hips 50"
XXL: Chest 50" Hips 52"
Wash care: Cold wash, tumble dry, medium iron, do not bleach. Due to the handmade nature of the piece, please allow for a slight variance in sizing.
design: A relaxed cotton tunic printed with a bold ikat-style diamond lattice in rust, olive and charcoal on an ivory ground, finished with a split V neckline, 3/4-length sleeves, and side slits for easy movement.
size: Flat garment measurements: S – Chest 40", Hips 42"; M – Chest 42", Hips 44"; L – Chest 46", Hips 48"; XL – Chest 48", Hips 50"; XXL – Chest 50", Hips 52". Add 4-6 inches to your body measurements for fit.
material: 100% cotton
features: Split V neckline, vented hem, side slits, 3/4-length sleeves, ikat-inspired diamond print, sizes S-XXL
care: Cold wash and tumble dry, iron on medium heat, and do not bleach.
disclaimer: As a handmade piece, please allow for slight variation in sizing and print placement from one tunic to the next.
The Story
The diamond lattice printed across this tunic draws on ikat, a resist-dye weaving tradition practiced across India for centuries, most famously in Telangana's Pochampally villages and in Odisha's bandha weaving. In true ikat, threads are bound and dyed in sections before weaving so the pattern emerges with the soft, slightly blurred edges that give the technique its name (from the Malay-Indonesian word 'to bind').
That blurred-edge diamond motif has become one of the most recognizable visual languages in Indian textiles, and it's the inspiration behind this tunic's print rather than a woven-in-the-loom ikat itself. The rust, olive and charcoal diamonds nested inside one another echo the concentric forms traditional ikat weavers create by layering multiple rounds of tie-dye resist before setting the warp.
This piece is cut and printed in India, home to the ikat-weaving regions the pattern references, so the design stays connected to the textile tradition that shaped it even as it's rendered here in a printed cotton for easy, everyday wear.
The cotton is woven, then the geometric pattern is printed onto the fabric before it's cut and sewn into the tunic's silhouette. Garment workers in India cut each panel to size, stitch the side seams and vented hem, set the sleeves, and finish the split V neckline and side slits by hand-guided machine work, checking each piece before it moves down the line. Because the print and cut are done in small batches rather than mass runs, slight differences in pattern placement between garments are normal, not a flaw.
Craft & Materials
- Made In: India
- Craft Tradition: Ikat-inspired print
- Ideal For: Women who want an easy, breathable layering piece for warm weather or transitional seasons
- Wear It With: Wear with leggings, wide-leg pants, or over jeans, and let the side slits and vented hem move with you
- Purpose: Everyday wear, layering, travel, casual outings
Questions & Answers
Is this fabric hand-woven ikat, or is the pattern printed?
The pattern is printed onto 100% cotton, taking its diamond lattice design from traditional Indian ikat weaving rather than being woven using the resist-dye ikat process itself.
How should I choose my size?
Measurements listed are for the flat garment, so add 4-6 inches to your body's chest and hip measurements for a comfortable fit, and allow for slight variance since each piece is handmade.
How do I care for this tunic?
Cold wash and tumble dry, iron on medium heat, and avoid bleach to keep the print and cotton in good condition.
What is the fit and length like?
It's a relaxed tunic length with side slits and a vented hem, designed to be worn loose over leggings or pants rather than fitted to the body.
Where is this tunic made?
It's made in India, cut and sewn from printed cotton.