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The Atlas Shirt – Up-cycled Vintage Sari Short-Sleeved Button-Up The Atlas Shirt is a classic, short-sleeved button-up, crafted from up-cycled vintage Indian saris, blending effortless style with sustainable fashion. Designed for a relaxed, unisex fit, it features a standard collar, front button closure, and a breathable, lightweight feel, making it a perfect go-to piece for any season. Each shirt is made from vibrant, ethically sourced saris, many woven from high-thread-count silks or luxurious synthetic blends, offering a soft, satin-like drape. Due to the nature of up-cycled fabrics, no two pieces are ever the same, ensuring each Atlas Shirt is a truly one-of-a-kind statement piece. Sizing information to be added soon. Care: Hand wash or dry clean to preserve the delicate nature of vintage fabrics. Perfect for layering, casual wear, festivals, or pairing with shorts, trousers, or skirts, the Atlas Shirt is a versatile, gender-fluid wardrobe essential that brings effortless bohe
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Made in India Aesthetic: Casual and Classic Care Instructions: Hand wash Fit: Unisex Neckline: Collared Occasion: Everyday Season: Spring/Summer Sleeve Length: Short Sleeve Fabric: Recycled Sari Fabric – A Story of Sustainability, Craftsmanship, and Cultural Heritage Our Recycled Sari Collection is crafted from up-cycled vintage Indian saris, each carrying a rich history, intricate craftsmanship, and a commitment to sustainability. These vibrant fabrics, once worn as traditional garments, are now given a second life in our designs, transforming into unique, one-of-a-kind fashion pieces with a timeless, bohemian elegance. What is Sari Fabric? A sari (or saree) is a traditional South Asian garment worn by women across India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. It is a long, flowing piece of fabric—typically 5 to 9 yards long—draped in various styles depending on region and culture. Saris have been worn for centuries and symbolise e heritage, grace, and femininity. The art of sari weaving is deeply rooted in Indian culture, with different regions specializing in specific weaving techniques, embroidery styles, and dyeing methods. These techniques create breathtaking patterns, luxurious textures, and vibrant colour combinations that make each piece truly special. The Materials: Silk, Cotton & High-Quality Synthetics Saris are made from a variety of high-quality fabrics, each with its own distinctive characteristics: Silk Saris – Known for their luxurious feel, soft drape, and intricate woven patterns. High-thread-count silk saris often feature metallic thread work, embroidery, and hand-dyed prints. Cotton Saris – Lightweight, breathable, and perfect for warm climates, often adorned with traditional block prints and natural dyes. Synthetic Blends – High-quality synthetic saris mimic the feel of satin, georgette, or chiffon, offering a soft and silky drape with beautiful fluidity. These are durable, wrinkle-resistant, and add to the versatility of the fabric. Each fabric has been carefully chosen for its rich texture, durability, and ability to be repurposed into stunning new garments. Up-cycling Saris: Giving New Life to Old Fabrics
