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Beni Applique Shirt

Laid-back fit with playful details. This open-collar, button-down shirt is made from soft, dyed cotton slub and features crafty animal embroidery on both panels—because who doesn’t love a little character in their closet?

We believe customers have a right to know how their product was made. 2.25 metres of cotton slub fabric sourced from Jaipur has been used for this piece. Manufactured and hand embroidered in our workshop at Pune, India.

Subtle variations in patterns are natural to this process. We believe this makes each creation unique and charming. Some call it je ne sais quoi. We call it JODI. 

 

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Beni Applique Shirt

Laid-back fit with playful details. This open-collar, button-down shirt is made from soft, dyed cotton slub and features crafty animal embroidery on both panels—because who doesn’t love a little character in their closet?

We believe customers have a right to know how their product was made. 2.25 metres of cotton slub fabric sourced from Jaipur has been used for this piece. Manufactured and hand embroidered in our workshop at Pune, India.

Subtle variations in patterns are natural to this process. We believe this makes each creation unique and charming. Some call it je ne sais quoi. We call it JODI. 

 

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Laid-back fit with playful details. This open-collar, button-down shirt is made from soft, dyed cotton slub and features crafty animal embroidery on both panels—because who doesn’t love a little character in their closet?

We believe customers have a right to know how their product was made. 2.25 metres of cotton slub fabric sourced from Jaipur has been used for this piece. Manufactured and hand embroidered in our workshop at Pune, India.

Subtle variations in patterns are natural to this process. We believe this makes each creation unique and charming. Some call it je ne sais quoi. We call it JODI. 

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