party jacket

This marvelous long cotton duster is by Ully in Java. Crafted from cotton in blue and grey, the open jacket's collar and cuffs feature a traditional ikat motif, where some of the threads are resist-dyed before being woven. Udan liris means "light misty rain" in the Indonesian language.

By Ully, this long, open duster jacket is woven by hand in burgundy and blue using the ikat technique, in which the threads are tie-dyed before placing them on the loom. The Javanese artisan names her design Kartini, for a beloved pioneer for women's rights in Indonesia.

Due to the hand-dyed and handwoven nature of ikat, patterns or position of motifs may vary from garment to garment, making each a unique work of art. The overall color scheme will remain the same.

Using a modern take on traditional ikat weaving, Indonesian designer Dani Paraswati creates the cotton denim fabric for her collection including this gorgeous lightweight shirt jacket. It is lined and features Dani’s signature chunky contrast stitching along the flat collar, placket and sleeve seams. Bishop-style sleeves elevate the look, while her signature black nickel buttons and careful eye for matching motifs at the center front make this a stand-out addition to your wardrobe.

Slip into something special with Dani Paraswati's brightly patterned jacket. Woven in Java, the cotton jacket features an eye-catching indigo motif, a collared neckline, and two patch pockets for odds and ends. Lined in a cotton blend, the jacket is finished a concealed snap placket and three-quarter length sleeves.