Ikat Combo Jacket
Red & Black Ikat Long Jacket. Striking and sophisticated, this red and black ikat long jacket captures the bold artistry of Uzbek weaving in a timeless silhouette. Handcrafted by the skilled artisans of Bibi Hanum in Uzbekistan, each piece is woven in a luminous cotton and silk blend, blending centuries-old technique with contemporary elegance.
The contrasting black borders and waist detailing define the form, while the subtle sheen of the silk brings a festive radiance to every movement. Fully lined and tailored for effortless layering, this jacket transitions beautifully from day to evening. Equally chic over denim or paired with a sleek dress for holiday gatherings.
Stylist Tip: Let the jacket shine as your statement piece and pair with simple silhouettes and minimal jewelry for a refined, artful look.
Care Instructions: Dry clean only.
Cotton/Silk Blend
Handcrafted in Uzbekistan by Bibi Hanum. Read more about the artisan group here.
Discover more of The Ikat Collection here.
Measurements:
Small
Length: 47"
Bust: 40"
Medium
Length: 48"
Bust: 42.5"
Large
Length: 48"
Bust: 43"
Note: Due to the nature of the ikat dyeing process, patterns may shift and morph up to 10% before settling into their final form. A hallmark of this iconic fabric.
Size
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AAKS
Ghana
A A K S works with a community of women weavers who sit together under a baobab tree, weaving raffia handbags using knowledge passed down through generations. Each bag takes roughly ten days to complete, hand-woven with techniques unique to this part of Ghana and finished with leather.
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