Nora Reversible Handloom Jacket 048 Size:L - XL During the Mughal era the

During the Mughal era the technique gained relevance and began to used in luxurious designs

About the craft: Khes weaving is a textile weaving craft indigenous to rural Punjab in North India which was done using natural fibres

more distressed appearance

it's easy to layer up or down

An oversize boxy fit jacket is made using hand-loomed fabric (hand-spun on manual spinning wheels and woven on manual looms) in villages in Punjab

Nora Reversible Handloom Jacket 048 Size:L - XL During the Mughal era theAn oversize boxy fit jacket is made using hand loomed fabric (hand spun on manual spinning wheels and woven on manual looms) in villages in Punjab, North India. A bestseller, it combines handloom, hand block printing with up cycled details on the yoke. A season less and genderless piece, layer away as it gets cooler. The fabric is home dyed, home spun and handwoven making it breathable even in the hottest season. Please refer to the Fit Tip details