Cotton/Linen Patchwork Katmandu Shirt - White Size:2 is a traditional dyeing technique

is a traditional dyeing technique used to pattern textiles that employs a resist dyeing process on the warp or weft threads before weaving into cloth to create the pattern

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Cotton/Linen Patchwork Katmandu Shirt - White Size:2 is a traditional dyeing techniqueThe Kathmandu Shirt showcases Kapitals sharp attention to detail when it comes to Japanese patchwork. Cut from a soft and breathable blend of cotton and linen thats been scrapped, distressed, then thrown back together in an amalgam of intricately pieced together textures and tonal patterns. Handcrafted from head to hem and detailed with a single patch pocket on the side and an eclectic assortment of buttons and for a truly one of a kind finish.