Khadi is a term for home-spun and hand-woven cloth from India. Historically it is a symbol of self sufficiency and freedom. Handwoven fabric is a key facet in the decolonize fashion conversation.
Composition : 100% Heirloom Organic Cotton
- Warp count : 2/38
- Weft count : 2/38
Width : 29.7”
Origin : The natural fiber is Kala cotton - it is organic & indigenous to the region of Kutch, the farmers do not use any pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. It is a non GMO varietal - a purely rain fed crop that does not require additional irrigation to grow.
The cotton is hand-spun into yarn and handwoven into fabric without the use of electricity in the Gondal region of Gujarat, naturally dyed in Pondicherry. The color is achieved through a careful blend of indigenous ingredients from the Indian landscape including natural indigo.Color may slightly vary due to the nature of the small batch natural dyeing.
Suggested Usage : Jackets, jeans, dresses, skirts, accessories & upholstery
Care :
It is advisable to wash separately in cold water and air dry ensuring a longer life for the garment and a gentle impact on the environment. Natural dyes bleed and result in graceful fades with the passage of time.
Do not bleach
Use mild soap
Lay flat to dry
Iron or steam with mild heat