Violet Vegan Silk Napkin Top

Summer back tie up, easy going napkin top, crafted from organic bamboo.

• Material - Vegan Silk
• Printed napkin crop top
• Straight neckline and noodle strap shoulders
• Back tie-up closure
• Handcrafted in vegan silk fabric in India
• Colour - Russian Violet

Fabric : Bamboo Organic

Color : Perwinkle

The model is 171cm tall and wearing size S. (Model is 5’6 and Wearing a size ‘S’) See the size chart for this product here.

Fleurir Collection:

Fleurir in french means - to “blossom”. Handcrafted with the most comfortable and softest fabrics, we give birth to our first print collection at Aroop for Spring Summer. Fleurir is a refreshing take on the onset of summer highlighting flowy silhouettes in a myriad of prints.

The collection focuses on using skin-friendly fabrics with eco-friendly practices to make every piece with key attention to detail for everyday wear. The collection brings together organic fabrics like Bamboo, Banana and Soya Protein in an interesting mix of screen prints to create layered dresses, relaxed-fit bottoms and functional sets. The print collection derives its inspiration from the lush greenery of islands, landscapes and forests - it’s an enchanting reminder of rebirth and growth.

The color card is set to soft tones of pinks, greens and yellows with a refreshing rainbow hue to fulfill the design elements of the collection as a whole. The leftover cut-pieces of our fabrics have been reused on our garments by adding appealing details in the form of tie-up straps, knots, layers and patches to minimalise wastage of fabric.

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Source: Urbankissed

Aroop India was launched by the wonderful woman Anckita Bhageria in 2019, who strongly believes in giving back to Mother Earth. Aroop India stands for fashion that's rooted, timeless and speaks of quality craftsmanship. Comfortable fabrics, subdued colours with intrinsic silhouettes are the brand's identity. The young brand strives to ensure minimum waste while producing every bit of clothing and upcycle leftover small scraps on books, headbands, quilts or so. 

Ethically produced: the items are made to order by the brand's master weaver: Javed Ali, fully employed by Aroop under the best conditions one can hope for. Since the items are made to order, no mass-produced pieces of fashion pilling up in landfills due to overproduction.