Pocket Kimono - No. 91 ☀︎ Dresses - Doris SILK Dress continuous stitches – a method

continuous stitches – a method that has been used in India for hundreds of years and especially common among women in the countryside

The dress has a drapey skirt part with an overlap at front and ¾ length batwing sleeves

We hope you will love the story of the garment as much as we do

The O-neckline has a soft elastic inside the neck opening that creates gathers around the neckline

Pocket Kimono - No. 91 ☀︎ Dresses - Doris SILK Dress continuous stitches – a methodPocket Kimono features a loose fit kimono with detachable belt. On the body front, the kimono has a pocket on the right side as a cute yet practical detail. The kimono has long sleeves with elastic inside the sleeve opening. This kimono is one of a kind and can be worn no matter the season. This unique item is made from a beautiful upcycled sari handpicked by SISSEL EDELBO. The sari has previously been worn by an Indian woman, which means that smaller