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Patchwork Summer Dress with Random Prints
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Patchwork Summer Dress with Random Prints

crafted in pure cotton,
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Colour — Autumn Lear1 available
Size
Quantity
Item codeSTN52
MaterialPure Cotton
ColourAutumn Lear
DimensionsSize # M
Care

Machine or hand-wash cold, inside out. Air-dry in shade. Iron on medium heat. Wash with similar colours the first time.

about the piece,

Description

Each piece arrives already carrying the memory of a summer afternoon. This made-to-order dress is composed from blocks of pure cotton in a patchwork arrangement, where random printed motifs sit alongside one another in a spirit of cheerful improvisation rather than strict geometry. The prints draw loosely from the vocabulary of hand-block and screen traditions that have long animated the cotton textile belts of Rajasthan and Gujarat, regions where cloth has always been understood as a surface for storytelling. Pure cotton breathes generously through warm months, softening against the skin with each wash and growing only more characterful with time. Available in Autumn Leaf and Sunset Purple, both colourways carry the particular warmth of pigments that feel at home under Indian light. The silhouette is relaxed and unhurried, suited equally to a slow weekend at home, a market morning, or an easy gathering where formality has been gratefully set aside. Wear it with flat Kolhapuri chappals and a loosely knotted dupatta in a solid complementary tone. A simple oxidised silver bangle at the wrist completes the mood without overreaching.

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Behind this piece

Patchwork as a textile tradition carries deep roots across India, from the kantha quilts of Bengal where women stitched scraps of worn saris into layered memory, to the intricate brocade patchwork of Rajasthan. This dress draws from that ethos of purposeful assembly, where no two panels need to match and randomness itself becomes the design language. Cut in pure cotton and offered in Autumn Leaf and Sunset Purple, it is a garment conceived seasonally, made to order so nothing sits idle on a shelf. The prints speak in a quiet, plural voice.

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How to style

For a weekend lunch, wear the Autumn Leaf version with flat kolhapuri chappals in tan leather and a single oxidised silver bangle. The Sunset Purple reads beautifully at an evening gallery opening with block-printed khadi stole draped loosely over one shoulder. Either colourway suits a summer puja gathering when paired with pointed-toe mojaris in hand-embroidered silk. Keep jewellery minimal: a thin gold chain or raw brass studs allow the patchwork composition to hold the eye. Carry a structured potli bag in complementary cotton for coherence without over-matching.

to last,

Fabric & care

Pure cotton breathes and softens with age, but it rewards attentive handling. Wash in cold water by hand or on a gentle machine cycle using a mild, pH-neutral detergent. Avoid soaking for prolonged periods as this can cause the printed panels to lose their original depth. Dry flat in shade rather than under direct sun, which weakens cotton fibres over time. Iron on a medium setting while slightly damp for a clean fall. Store folded along the seams in a breathable cotton bag, away from synthetic fibres and damp.

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Each piece is hand-picked from artisan clusters we work with directly across India. Some are handloomed on traditional pit looms, others use block-printing, hand-embroidery, or heritage techniques passed down through generations. Small irregularities are part of the character — not a defect.