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Tej Myst
Tej Myst
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Tej Myst pairs black corduroy with a yoke of smoky plum velvet, worked across the shoulders, front and back. On the velvet, peacocks open their tails in antique-gold zari, worked in bharwa — a traditional filled embroidery — each fan unfolding in mirrored rhythm. Across the back, three peacocks spread side by side, glowing softly against the dusk of the cloth.
The silhouette is Japanese: a kimono collar, dropped shoulders, and wide, fluid sleeves, cut to fall softly on the body rather than shape it. A corded tie with a tassel closes the front, and two slanted pockets sit at the hip. Inside, a classic burgundy cotton lining carries the house signature — and a small detail, left for the wearer alone to find.
Details
| Material | 100% cotton — corduroy body, velvet yoke |
| Colour | Black, with a smoky plum velvet yoke |
| Embroidery | Bharwa work in antique-gold zari — peacock motifs across the front and back yoke |
| Collar | Kimono collar, in corduroy |
| Closure | Corded tie with tassel, front |
| Pockets | Two slanted pockets, front |
| Lining | 100% cotton, classic burgundy |
| Detail | A hidden detail, left for the wearer to discover |
| Sleeves | Wide, dropped shoulder — Japanese cut |
| Length | Short, just above the hip — almost cropped |
| Design | Designed in Paris |
| Origin | Handmade in India |
| Edition | Limited |
Size & fit
The Japanese cut sits relaxed through the shoulder and sleeve, made to fall rather than fit close. The shorter length makes it easy to layer over dresses and high-waisted trousers.
- Kimono collar, dropped shoulders, wide sleeves with room to move
- Just above the hip, almost cropped, true to size
- Available in XS, S, M, L
Care
- Dry clean recommended
- Do not rub or wring the velvet or corduroy pile
- Do not iron directly on the zari embroidery
- Hang to dry, away from direct heat
- Avoid prolonged sunlight
Even Winter Needs Colour
Tej Myst belongs to Even Winter Needs Colour. Not every chapter is meant to be easy. But even in the quieter, colder moments, there is always something worth looking forward to — a little colour, a little hope, and the promise of what comes next.
