Indigo V-neck Top
Indigo V-neck Top
Indigo V-neck Top
Indigo V-neck Top
Indigo V-neck Top
Indigo V-neck Top
Indigo V-neck Top
Indigo V-neck Top

Indigo V-neck Top

$210.00
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Product Details
  • 100% Cotton from West 
  • Natural Dye Color Indigo from Indigofera Plant
  • Slim Fit
  • Runs true to size - Non-stretchy fabric
  • Dry Clean
  • For Extended Lifespan: Hand Wash Cold; Hang Dry
  • Made in Accra, Ghana
Product Description
This shirt is a simple elegant addition to your wardrobe. It can be worn as a top over jeans, pants or a skirt. It can be worn inside out as the inside is raw and unlined and gives the garment texture. Our beloved indigo is sourced in regions of West Africa; this fabric was made in Mali. Artisans hand-loom panels, which are than hand-sewn together to create a blanket-like cloth. Indigofera, the dye obtained from the indigo plant, is a vibrant, purplish deep-blue pigment. This gorgous substance has long played a key role in West African cultural history.
Delivery Information
Orders received after 5pm EST Monday-Friday will be processed the following business day. We ship on business days Monday through Friday, not including weekends and holidays. All orders for in-stock items ship within 3-10 business days. All orders for back-ordered items can take 3-6 weeks to produce. Customers will be notified when back ordered items are ready for shipping.

Please note that delivery services have been affected by record high volumes of e-commerce orders, COVID 19 closures and weather events which have caused delivery delays that are outside of our control. Please visit Fedex.com to learn more. Please feel free to reach out to customer service at personal.shopper@studio189.org at any time for assistance with your order. Thank you very much for your support of Studio189. 
For product inquiries, please email info@studio189.org

THE ART OF

Indigo

Studio One Eighty Nine collaborates with communities in Mali to create Indigo textiles. Indigo dye is a natural dye extracted from plants with a distinctive blue color. Indigo was the foundation of centuries-old textile traditions throughout West Africa. Our artisans dye fabric into different print patterns using this technique and the fabric is then transported to Ghana and used by our tailors and seamstresses to create our garments. It takes 2-3 artisans and approximately 3 weeks for us to produce indigo.

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