Mirror Shorts - Kuntha Embroidery Indigo/Ecru Size:32" Striking the perfect balance between

Striking the perfect balance between absorbency and softness

There’s no puny little pockets – instead you get a lovely buttoned smaller pouch to one side plus a larger one for a pocketbook and pen (the original inspiration was for

such as the Football Short Sleeve Sweater that is simultaneously a soccer jersey and a jumper in one

woven with a 200 thread count for a smooth

Montana looks like someone you'd cobble together when the country club won't let you in wearing sandals

Mirror Shorts - Kuntha Embroidery Indigo/Ecru Size:32" Striking the perfect balance betweenA relatively simple (by Kartik standards) pair of shorts made from a deadstock textile featuring Kantha embroideryone of the oldest techniques in India which comes from the Bengal regions. The fabric is then over dyed with a vibrant pink hue which envelopes all of the details leaving a rich textured finish. The body and waistband feature Indian mirrorwork known as Shisa which has been practiced throughout the Indian subcontinent since the 17th