• Black and white image of a model sitting cross legged, wearing a white chemise top, black skirt, and black boots.
  • A white top with bow ties lays flat on top of a wooden table.
  • Close up image of the neck opening of a white chemise top with a label reading &
  • Close up image of the bottom hem a chemise top featuring french pleating and frayed edging.
  • A delicate piece of white embroidered fabric lays partially folded on top of a wooden table.
  • A close up detailing of hand-embroidered detailing with white thread on delicate white fabric.
  • A folded chemise with delicate bow accents sits folded on top of white tissue paper next to a tag that reads. &
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Injiri

The Chemise

$525.00
$525.00

Three quarter sleeve blouse with open tie front in white cotton muslin.

Materials & Craftsmanship

Handwoven white cotton muslin with 100% cotton lining.
Customization

Embroidery available for additional cost.
Sizing

Model is 5’10”, bust 31” and wearing size M.
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Embroidery?

This piece is made to order in India.

Estimated leadtime is 4 weeks.

Made-to-Order items are non-refundable and cannot be returned.

Black and white image of a model sitting cross legged, wearing a white chemise top, black skirt, and black boots.
A white top with bow ties lays flat on top of a wooden table.
Close up image of the neck opening of a white chemise top with a label reading &
Close up image of the bottom hem a chemise top featuring french pleating and frayed edging.
A delicate piece of white embroidered fabric lays partially folded on top of a wooden table.
A close up detailing of hand-embroidered detailing with white thread on delicate white fabric.
A folded chemise with delicate bow accents sits folded on top of white tissue paper next to a tag that reads. &
Two seated women working on hand embroidery.

ABOUT THE MAKER

Injiri

Injiri was founded by Chinar Farooqui with a desire to preserve the vast traditions of hand-weaving in India. For Chinar, it’s the story behind the textile - its origins and its development - that drives the work. Specializing in womenswear and textiles for the home, Injiri embraces the limitations of handweaving by celebrating the beauty of absolute simplicity.