Rekha Wrap Top - Thi Print (Pattern)^Sale

Chamani

Regular price $650.00

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Description

Garment Details:

Our Rekha Wrap Top is an incredibly versatile staple piece in any wardrobe or occasion

It features ties on each arm that can either be tied above the elbow to create a statement puff sleeve or at the wrists to show off the gorgeous balloon sleeve.
It can be worn on and off the shoulder and styled in many different ways

MADE IN AUSTRALIA & PROUDLY ETHICAL CLOTHING AUSTRALIA ACCREDITED

The Story Behind the Top:

Our Top is named after Rekha, an inspirational lady from our partner charity, Sambhali Trust in India. The beautiful patterned print is named after Thi, one of our wonderful machinists who lovingly makes our garments at our non-profit production partner, The Social Studio, in Melbourne, Australia. Click HERE to learn more about these incredible ladies.

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SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PIECE:

As the top is wrap style, it can be adjusted to fit different body shapes/sizes that’s why on our size chart we provide you with a range of measurements. The bust size in this is the most important.

If you are between sizes, you may prefer to get the next size up to ensure you will have the coverage you want around the bust. If you are unsure of which size to get, please contact us via email or Insta DM and we can help you work out which size will be best.

MEASUREMENTS:

Top Length (measuring from the back): 35cm
Note: you can add length depending on the way you tie the wrap.

Sleeve length: Sleeve Length ~ 65cm ( From shoulder/neckline to the end of the cuff on the sleeve)

CHAMANI is a conscious luxury brand like no other. With people and planet at the forefront of every single decision, Chamani is a social enterprise that uplifts marginalised women and communities through their unique and thoughtful value-chain.

Chamani are proudly in partnerships with registered non-profits to produce 100% of their products. Buying from their range not only produces employment for marginalised communities in Australia but in India too.

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