Description
This grey velvet Suzani jacket stands out with a soft heart-shaped paisley motif on the chest with a teal outline and cream florals at its center. A dusty pink squiggly line that runs through the front up till the collar and also adorns the cuffs of the sleeves is also outlined in teal making the artwork truly unique among all the embroidered velvet jackets in our collection.
Fit & Sizing
This is a one-size jacket with an oversized drape made to look good and sit comfortably on any body frame.
- Silhouette: Boxy and relaxed fit, dropped shoulders and a standing collar
- Sleeves: Full length and a wide cuff
- Sizing: One size that fits most body types
- Good to know: Since it is a hand-embroidered jacket, you may find the placement of motifs slightly different than the photos, which is also what makes it unique and truly yours.
Materials
Our grey velvet Suzani jacket is made using cotton velvet for its base with the motifs being hand-emrboidered using teal, sage, dusty pink, and cream threads.
- Exterior: 100% cotton velvet
- Embroidery thread: teal, sage, dusty pink, and cream
- Lining: cotton
- Closure: front open for a relaxed feel
- Collar: standing collar in grey velvet
- Note: small variations in thread tone, motif placement are natural in handmade jackets and add to their artistic charm
Care Instructions for Grey Velvet Suzani Jacket
A lot of work goes into creating one of these hand-embroidered jackets. This grey velvet suzani jacket is the result of hours of dedicated work by artisans, stitching Suzani motifs onto natural cotton velvet. It goes without saying that we care about these jackets and want them looking their best in your wardrobe for a long time. Here is our guide to caring for these jackets at home.
- Dry clean only: For best results, take your jacket to a professional dry cleaner
- To remove wrinkles, use a handheld steamer at home, and steam gently
- Hand wash in cold water if absolutely necessary and never soak for a long time
- Never throw your grey velvet suzani jacket in a washing machine
- Hot iron can damage the threads, best not to iron directly on the embroidery
- To care for the colors, store it away from sunlight, on a hanger
