The Maham Coat
The Maham Coat
His Highness' words: "Impossible is a word used by some people who fear to dream big."
Size Chart
Size Chart
NOTES: Listed above are body measurements in inches and does not indicate the dimensions of garments. We add 3-5 inches of ease to garment size as per the design.
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What's Your Story: Impossible, Dream Big
The moon shines brighter in this city, they say, even on days of waning. No one seems to know why, a mystery alluring travelers from lands far and wide. There are rumors and stories, legends and scientific theories. No one knows it’s because of her. She comes out at night, dancing on the roofs of the tall structures that adorn the city to make the moon laugh in the sky. She jumps and wiggles and cha-chas, sweeping the pain off the craters with her feet. And every night, the moon laughs, and shines her light brighter over the city.
A modern coat design, made with white silk, handwoven into a textile with glittering cord details, stitched onto soft red cotton emulating a second skin, with golden embroidery made by hand along its collar and lapels, and the back, complimented with a belt for flexible styling.
Length: 28 inches
Details
Details
Cream and gold coloured woven women's mid-length jacket with dramatic shoulders and embroidered gold sequin 'Impossible' & 'Dream'. luxurious red silk lining. The outer material is handwoven from an amalgamation of recycled fabrics to create something eco-friendly, sustainable and truly unique.
Materials
Materials
100% recycled fabric that is an amalgamation of cotton, pure silk, net, golden cords, raw silk, organza and khadi.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Thank you for adding me to your life. Please take care of me with love.
Dry Clean Only.
We're conscious of the entire ecosystem of a garment, from concept through to delivery.
We’re committed to the use of recycled fabrics and go steps beyond... our garments are produced on a handloom, where we lovingly revive and repurpose materials that are otherwise destined for landfill.