The Surajmukhi Unisex Jacket is curated in the most joyous colours just like its name. Whether it is a breezy autumn day or a cold winter morning, layer it for warmth and style.
The stripes meet into angled patterns on the border for an opulent feel. It is made from pure rainfed cotton and coloured with natural plant dyes.
Elevate your casual top and dresses with this limited edition jacket - designed to celebrate every body type.
Materials
95% Rainfed Cotton, 5% Khadi, 100% Plant Colours
Hours to make
Handmade in 140 hours.
Designed and Manufactured by an all-women team in our own atelier.
What is special about this piece?
1. Generational wooden blocks used for the hand-block print
2. The fabric is handspun and handwoven.
3. The artisan who worked on this raw material is a National awardee.
Size & Fit
True to Size. Relaxed and straight fit.
Model is 5'5" wearing Free Size.
Sustainability
Carbon Footprint 2.8 kg
Water Saved 220 L
Electricity Saved 22 kWh
Plastics Prevented 500 gm
100% Plant-based. Zero-Waste. Ethical
Care instructions
Preferred Steaming Inside Out
Wash and iron inside out in mild detergent below 30 C
Line dry in shade
Do not dry clean. Do not dry in direct sunlight. Do no tumble dry
Hand-dyed plant colours and handspun-handwoven products have some inherent variations that mark their hand made appeal
Men's Size Guide (inches)
| Size | Chest | Shoulder |
|---|---|---|
| S | 38 | 19 |
| M | 40 | 20 |
| L | 42 | 21 |
| XL | 44 | 22 |
| XXL | 46 | 23 |
ABOUT THE BRAND
Clothing that comes from the soil and returns to it. JIWYA was founded in 2022 in Nashik, India, by textile scientists Aishwarya Lahariya and Adhiraj Shinde, who left their careers in the US and travelled to more than 200 Indian cities to learn the country's heritage crafts. The name comes from the Sanskrit word jeev, a reminder to care for every life on the planet, and it shapes everything the brand makes: seven native plant fibres, twenty plant-derived colours, and no synthetic dyes, plastic or animal products.
Every piece passes through many hands. Fibres are sourced from more than 150 artisan clusters across India, then handspun, handwoven, hand-embroidered and finished in-house, with some shirts and dresses taking 100 to 200 hours of skilled work. Artisans are paid well above industry standards, offcuts become embellishments, and through Re:Jiwya every garment comes with lifetime repairs and restyling. These are timeless pieces, made to be worn for years and, one day, returned to the earth.
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