gathered neck dress - sample

Lina Dress

Kala Cotton

Every detail in this fabric is created on the loom itself.

The Lina Dress is made in handwoven Kala cotton, where fine monochrome motifs emerge directly through weaving as the textile is being made.

Nothing is printed later.
Nothing is embroidered afterwards.

Each line is shaped slowly on the loom itself — thread by thread — creating rhythm, repetition, and quiet movement across the cloth.

The silhouette is soft and easy, with a gently gathered waist that allows the fabric to fall freely while still holding structure through the woven patterns.

Kala cotton, indigenous to the dry landscapes of western India, is breathable, resilient, and naturally suited to the region. Lightweight and easy to wear, the fabric moves comfortably across seasons.

The Lina Dress is part of our Bloom collection, where materials, craft traditions, and design come together slowly.

Details

• Handwoven Kala cotton
• Motifs woven directly on the loom
• Soft gathered waist silhouette
• V neckline with button detailing
• Full sleeves with cuff detail
• Made by our weaving community in Kutch, India

How to wear

Wear it on its own.
Layer it through changing seasons.
Or pair it with simple separates and jewellery.

Designed for softness, movement, and everyday ease.

Natural Variations

Because this fabric is handwoven, slight variations in weave and motif placement may occur. These are natural characteristics of handmade textiles and part of what makes each piece unique.

Made with 100% humanity

We ship worldwide*

Every piece is made in small batches and mindfully handmade by skilled artisans.

Ready to be shipped. (unless mentioned in the description above.) Once the product is shipped, we cannot cancel or make any changes in the order.

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