KARISH: Checkered Pattu Dress
A boat neck, A-line women’s dress crafted from checkered merino cotton, featuring a relaxed fit, a front opening, and buttoned cuffs for a refined touch. Inspired by the vibrant checkered pattus of Malana, this dress embodies the individuality and timeless charm of the region’s traditional style. Comfortable, functional, and warm, it is designed to provide a cozy yet elegant winter look.
Materials Used:
Merino Wool + Cotton blend
Techniques Used:
Weaving, dyeing, sewing, hand stitching, and braiding.
Styling:
Layered Look: Pair with a sweater, blazer, or overcoat for harsher winter days.
Minimalist Style: Wear on its own, accessorized with a scarf, belt, or statement jewelry for a chic outfit on milder days.
Footwear Options: Complete the look with boots or loafers for added warmth and style.
WASH & CARE OF NATURAL MATERIALS
It’s great that you’ve chosen a product made from 100% natural materials.
Here are a few things you should know about taking caring of these new favourites.
HANDWASH OR PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEAN ONLY.
While hand washing, soak garment for 10 mins in normal water (30˚C)
and use a mild detergent only if necessary.
Rinse thoroughly in lukewarm water followed by cold water rinsing.
Allow the garment to air dry, away from direct sunlight.
Always flat dry wool sweaters or other knitwear.
Never use bleach and avoid using excessive softeners & conditioners.
Iron at moderate temperature.
To reduce pilling, always turn the garment inside out while laundering
and use only as many chemical products as necessary. If too many pills form,
you can remove them by hand with a pilling comb or small battery-operated pill & lint remover.
The dyes we use are either all-natural dyes or non-toxic azo-free dyes that cause no harm to the environment or to you. All our garments are small-batch dyed with carefully selected shades. This results in pieces that are unique and one-of-a-kind.
Colour bleeding is normal in naturally dyed garments for the first few washes.
The colour will then stabilize and this fading/bleeding will result in a graceful shade of your garment that gets better with the passage of time.