Biasha Palazzo Pants Size:S

Biasha Palazzo Pants Size:SAs seen in Vogue, Vogue Business, and Whitewall. Worn here with our Original Button Down. Looks great layered with My Favorite Shirt. These were inspired by the men's pants of the Miao minority in Biasha village, the last gunner tribe in China. Boys and men wear these pants as a daily uniform, made lovingly by the mother of the family. Made higher wasted for women, side pockets are closed with fabric knot buttons. Tactile hand embroidered stitches

Would it be possible to turn to make a shirt entirely from scratch

Dyed in natural indigo six times over two weeks to achieve a deep saturation

This shirt dress was inspired by the traditional kurtas worn by men in India -- narrow through the chest and cut slimmer for the female silhouette

This handwoven blanket was made by Turquoise Indigo Fibers and the Diné weavers on the Navajo Nation in Arizona and New Mexico

and over leggings on the way to yoga

or leggings

As seen in Airmail

The exposed fabric selvedge down the front placket and sleeve cuff reminds you it's the handwoven real deal

Worn with our Kurta Shirt Dress and Biasha Palazzo Pants

so you feel rooted and grounded

It's entirely sewn by hand with heavy embroidered top stitching

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