Kantha Patch jacket - 3

This collection is made from a stunning mix match of vintage kantha fabrics.

What is Kantha?
Kantha is a very old tradition of stitching patchwork cloth from rags, which evolved from some OG thrifting done by rural women in areas of India.
Whilst the word 'kantha' has no etymological root, it is believed to be derived from the Sanskrit word 'Kontha' meaning rags!
Traditionally, old cotton Saris, dresses and skirts which had turned soft from wear, were used to make Kantha, with the thread for the stitching drawn out from the fabric itself! Recycling at its best!

* Due to the nature of the fabric style and process, these jackets have a lot of character, they have the odd vintage scuff and pulls to tell a story of old - this is what makes them unique and special.

Free Size

fitting from UK 6-16

They can also be reversible if you like the pattern on the inside too!