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Plain Pure Linen Modi Jacket
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Plain Pure Linen Modi Jacket

crafted in pure linen,
₹3,422incl. of GST
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Colour — Gleam Green5 available
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Item codeSPD56
MaterialPure Linen
ColourGleam Green
Care

Gentle hand-wash in cold water with a mild detergent. Iron on medium heat while slightly damp. Air-dry in shade.

about the piece,

Description

There is something quietly authoritative about a garment that needs no embellishment to command attention. The Modi jacket is a silhouette with a distinctly Indian political and sartorial history, its clean-collared, close-buttoned form speaking to a confidence that has nothing to prove. Cut here in pure linen, it draws on the fabric's long association with considered dressing: linen breathes, it softens with wear, and it carries an inherent dignity that synthetic blends simply cannot replicate. The cloth is kept entirely plain, letting the weave itself do the work, its subtle texture catching light in a way that rewards close attention. Across five thoughtfully chosen colourways, from the quiet cool of Lavender Gray to the warm candour of Salmon, the jacket moves easily between formal occasions and unhurried weekend engagements. Pair it over a fine cotton kurta in an ivory or cream for a monastic simplicity that reads as effortlessly composed. For a more contemporary pairing, layer it above straight-cut trousers or well-fitted churidar in a complementary tone, letting the jacket remain the uncontested focal point.

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Behind this piece

Linen is among the oldest textiles known to human civilisation, its origins traced back thousands of years to the flax fields of ancient Egypt and the Mediterranean. In India, the fabric found renewed purpose through the handloom revival of the twentieth century, particularly in the weaving clusters of West Bengal and Odisha, where artisans refined the weave for the subcontinental climate. The Modi jacket itself is a quietly political silhouette, a Nehru-collar form that carries the weight of mid-century Indian statecraft. In pure linen, it becomes something more personal: structured yet breathable, formal yet unhurried.

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How to style

For a formal afternoon, wear Harbor Blue over a white cotton kurta with slim churidar and tan Kolhapuri chappals. The Gleam Green pairs beautifully with an ivory handloom shirt and straight-cut trousers for a creative professional setting, finished with a simple silver kada. On cooler evenings, layer Lavender Gray over a fine wool turtleneck with straight trousers and leather Mojaris. Sweet Lilac reads as unexpectedly refined against charcoal linen trousers. Across all occasions, keep accessories minimal: the jacket's clean Nehru collar does the work without needing embellishment to support it.

to last,

Fabric & care

Linen softens and improves with each wash, developing a characteristic lived-in suppleness. Hand wash in cool water using a mild, pH-neutral detergent, and avoid wringing the fabric. Dry flat in shade to preserve the fibre's natural drape and prevent uneven stretching. Steam-press while still slightly damp, using a pressing cloth to protect the surface. Store folded rather than hung, as prolonged hanging may distort the shoulder line over time. With proper care, a pure linen Modi jacket will remain a wardrobe fixture for well over a decade, growing more characterful with age.

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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.