batik textile

Inspired by The Hmong tribes of Southeast Asia, this gorgeous jacket showcases designer Chattima's true love of her culture and strength in design. The indigo and white fabric is sourced from vintage cotton-hemp pleated skirts traditionally worn by Hmong women. The sleeves feature striped fabric in red tones woven on the hand loom by the Karen Hill tribe. The jacket is edged with thin a red band referencing the red hand stitch details that often accent traditional costumes. This statement jacket is truely a fusion of East meets West.

Slip into Donald Wira Putra ruffled skirt for a fun, flouncy look. Balinese artisans print the vertical stripes on the knee-length skirt using batik--a traditional resist dyeing method popular in Indonesia. The skirt is hand crafted entirely from cotton, and features an elastic waist and a pocket on either side.

Vertical and horizontal stripes collide on Donald Wira Putra's button-up shirt, creating a fascinating design. Balinese artisans print the colorful stripes using batik--a traditional resist dyeing method popular in Indonesia. The shirt is hand crafted entirely from cotton, and features a collared neckline and a row of coconut shell buttons.

Balinese artisans print the horizontal stripes on Donald Wira Putra's knee-length dress using batik– a traditional resist dyeing method popular in Indonesia. The short-sleeved dress is handcrafted entirely from cotton, and features a trio of colorful stripes in navy, white, and kelly green.

Bold, breezy, and rooted in tradition – this short-sleeved cotton shirt is a standout with a story. Featuring striking burgundy stripes brought to life through dabu printing, an ancient mud-resist technique that predates even batik. Lightweight and uniquely stylish, the button-up shirt is perfect for warm days when you want to make a statement without saying a word and where craftsmanship meets cool.