Alankara Embroidered Shorts

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Tega Collective

Alankara Embroidered Shorts

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Adorned in Lambani embroidery with patterns representing different natural forms. These shorts are hand-woven from organic Khadi (indigenous) cotton and colored with natural dyes Indigo and Madder Root to produce a deep periwinkle. The back has an adjustable drawstring for a perfect fit at your waist! The Alankara Embroidered Shorts were created with intention, artistry and comfort in mind. 

The Alankara collection was made by our talented artisan partners, Sandur Kushala Kala Kendra, in Ballari, India. Learn more about them here!

Color may slightly vary due to the nature of the small batch natural dyeing.

This takes 6 artisans 60 hours to bring the garment to life.

    Size    Chest  Waist  Hip

    XS       32"      26"     35"

    S         34"      28"     37"

    M        36"      30"     39"

    L         39"      33"     42"

    XL       42"      36"     45"

    2XL     45.5"   39"     48"

    3XL     49"      43"     52"

    Details:

    Back drawstring to tighten waist for a perfect fit
    100% organic Khadi cotton 250 GSM
    Dyed with organic certified Indigo
    We recommend ordering your true size or sizing up for a over-sized fit

    Care:

    Cold machine wash or hand wash, air dry recommended  AWAY from sun to prevent fading. Iron on low on reverse side of garment.
    The fading and bleeding of the natural dyes result in graceful fades with the passage of time.

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    Alankara Embroidered Shorts
    Alankara Embroidered Shorts
    Alankara Embroidered Shorts

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    Fabric

    $7.45

    Embroidery

    $6.06

    Labor

    $11.18

    Overhead

    $1.45

    Transportation

    $4.00

    Handcrafted by Adivasi Community

    With each collection our designs are co-created with a specific Adivasi community highlighting their traditional colors, patterns and natural symbols. 

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