A print from the archive of Junaid Khatri. Printed in Ajrakhpur, in the Kutch District of India.

Ajrak printing is a unique and complex form of block printing marked by the layering of multiple blocks, and multiple dye baths, to create oftentimes complex multi-colored patterns.

The koi is resist block printed with gum arabica, and the flowers with a mixture of madder root paste and gum arabica. The fabric is then overdyed in a plant indigo vat and heavily washed.

Printed on millwoven silk/cotton - a beautifully refined fabric meant to mirror traditional aloha shirts through natural fibers.

Black corozo nut buttons, Single Tailor Construction.

Measurements:

Sz 1 (XS): Body Length 27.25” , Chest 21.75”, Armhole 20.25”, Sleeve length 18.75”

Sz. 2(S): Body Length 27.75” , Chest 22.75”, Armhole 21.25”, Sleeve length 19.25”

Sz. 3(M): Body Length 28.25” , Chest 23.75”, Armhole 22.25”, Sleeve length 19.75”

Sz. 4(L): Body Length 28.75” , Chest 24.75”, Armhole 23.25”, Sleeve length 20.25”

Sz. 5(XL): Body Length 29.5” , Chest 26.25”, Armhole 24.75”, Sleeve length 21”

Sz. 6(XXL): Body Length 30.25” , Chest 27.75”, Armhole 26.25”, Sleeve length 21.75”