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A truly dual-natured piece, this reversible jacket offers two distinct looks in one. One side features a sophisticated, multi-tonal plaid in slate blue, earth brown, and ivory, while the reverse reveals a delicate, faded mauve floral print. Crafted with traditional Kantha quilting, the jacket is finished with crisp white contrast piping and a relaxed, slightly cropped silhouette. This is the perfect lightweight layer for transitioning between seasons with ease.
quick details:
category: jacket (reversible)
color: slate blue/brown plaid (side a) | mauve floral (side b)
fabric: quilted vintage cotton kantha
work: traditional hand-stitch kantha with contrast piping
occasion: weekend travel / brunch / creative workspace
fit: relaxed / open front
condition: preloved (excellent vintage condition)
what you get: 1 reversible kantha jacket
size + fit notes: oversized, relaxed fit suitable for S, M, L, XL, XXL. The boxy cut and wide sleeves make it effortless to layer over a chunky knit or a simple tee.
care: dry clean recommended.
disclaimer: this is a vintage, handcrafted item. minor variations in the hand-stitched kantha or slight fading in the print are hallmarks of its authentic history. colors may vary slightly due to lighting.
Please allow up to 7 business days for us to pack and prep your order before it ships.
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We take great care to clean, examine, and restore items if need be, and grade them from New, being in the best condition possible, to Distressed, which might make a great display piece but will not stand the test of wearable time.
Our jewelry is handcrafted and may contain minor imperfections due to human error. We take pride in these imperfections because they reflect the artistry of human hands and support the people who create them.
At Tijori, we curate treasures, not trends. Because our collection features a unique mix of vintage finds and independent labels, our return policy is designed to support the sustainable lifecycle of each garment.
If a new item isn't the perfect fit, we accept returns under the following conditions:
To support our small business operations and shipping costs, the following fees apply:
If we have overlooked a significant flaw or there is a major discrepancy in the listing, we will waive all fees and cover return shipping. This is subject to our discretion and does not include standard "wear and tear" expected of preloved items.
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We try to provide detailed garment measurements (Bust, Waist, Length) for our items. We recommend comparing these to a similar piece you already own rather than relying on the tag size, as South Asian sizing varies significantly. If you have any questions, ask in the chat box or email us at shoptijori@gmail.com
Many of our vintage and preloved pieces have internal margins for loosening or can be easily taken in by a tailor. Please check the "Condition Report" on the product page for notes on specific garment construction.
These are items that have been previously owned or are from older, "deadstock" archival collections. Each piece is hand-curated by Janki for its quality and "storied character".
We use a strict grading scale: Pristine (like new), Excellent (minimal wear), and Gently Loved (minor, noted flaws). Small imperfections are common in vintage textiles and add to their cultural authenticity.
By choosing preloved or deadstock items, you are participating in a circular fashion economy that reduces waste and gives high-quality textiles a second life.
Yes! We love "sharing closets." Please visit our "Sell With Us" page or contact us atshop@tijori.com to learn more about our current curation needs and process.
