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Alva Jacket・Moka

Khadi and Co
$10,800 TWD

Alva Jacket from Khadi and Co.

  • Made from handwoven cotton from Andhra Pradesh, India, with natural texture.
  • Oversized fit and large front patch pockets for an effortlessly relaxed look.
  • Soft lavender-toned Moka shade evokes calm elegance.
  • Lightweight and unlined—ideal for transitional layering in spring and fall.
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Description

 

The Alva Jacket from Khadi and Co is made from handwoven cotton fabric crafted in Andhra Pradesh, India. Presented in a soft lavender-toned “Moka” shade, this piece highlights the natural character of the fabric through its fluid, oversized silhouette and subtle detailing.

With a clean collar and two oversized patch pockets on the front, the design blends relaxed ease with practical structure. The jacket is unlined and lightweight, making it perfect for layering in spring and autumn. It pairs beautifully with long dresses or skirts from the same collection, offering a harmonious and timeless wardrobe piece.

 

※This product is made with handwoven fabric. Natural slubs and tonal irregularities are part of its artisanal charm.

 

Size|S, M

Size S: Length 68cm, Bust 55cm, Waist 56cm, Sleeve Length from neck point 76cm

Size M: Length 70cm, Bust 57cm, Waist 58cm, Sleeve Length from neck point 78cm

 

*Model height 164cm, wearing Size S.

 

Material|100% Cotton (Andhra Plain Cotton)

 

 

ーMade in Indiaー

Khadi and Co

“Along a barely defined road in northern Benga, deep in the dense jungle some 200km from Calcutta, is a land where fig and banana trees and coconut palms border the shimmering oxbows of the Ganges. In a clearing near a village of ancient earth houses with palm-leaf roofs, you come across a cooperative where peasant farmers arrive on bicycles, brining lengths of silk and cotton cloth that have been woven on the looms in their villages.

Danish textile designer Bess Nielsen works with these people, making use of their techniques, which have changed little in the past 4000 years, and dividing her time between Paris and various parts of India – from Kerala to Nagaland, Rajasthan to Bengal.”

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