Ungendered outerwear designed as a shrug crafted with fine 70s count yarn dyed cotton. The garment is made in reclaimed fabrics of handspun cotton patched together. Composed from various weights of cottons, the tonal thread stitches move throughout the garment effortlessly.

- 100% Cotton.

- Yarn handspun on a multi-spindle charkha, and woven on a handloom, is also called ‘khadi’.

- Handwoven on a pit loom in Bengal.

- This garment is part of the zero-waste product line of 11.11/eleven eleven.

- Reclaimed pieces refer to the leftover scraps of fabric after a garment is cut and stitched, used to make reclaimed patchwork.

- All the scraps are segregated based on their colour, weight and texture.

- The multicoloured hue is achieved by blending indigenous ingredients from the Indian landscape and through innovative hand-dyeing processes.

- 31 inches / 79 cms is the length of the garment.