Description

The teal embroidered velvet jacket from House of Stala has all the markings of a classic Suzani jacket. With a striking monochromatic blue palette, rows of unique candy-shaped botanical pods on the front, and oversized starburst blooms embroidered on the sleeves, it ticks all the right boxes to be a statement piece worthy of a place in your wardrobe.

Fit & Sizing

This statement piece from House of Stala is made in one size. The relaxed and boxy silhouette is what makes the jacket versatile.

• 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

With cotton velvet as the base, the motifs are hand-embroidered using light blue thread across the front and back, collar, sleeves and cuffs.

• Exterior: 100% cotton velvet
• Embroidery thread: light blue
• Lining: cotton
• Closure: front open for a relaxed feel
• Collar: standing collar in teal velvet

Note: small variations in thread tone, motif placement are natural in handmade jackets and add to their artistic charm

Care Instructions for the Teal Embroidered Velvet Jacket

A lot of work goes into create one of these hand-embroidered jackets. This teal embroidered velvet jacket is brought to you by hours of dedicated work from the artisans, stitching Suzani motifs onto the natural cotton velvet. It goes without saying that we care about these hand embroidered velvet jackets and want them looking their best in your wardrobe for a long time. Here is our guide on how to care 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 teal embroidered velvet 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