Kota Trouser
₹18,600
High waist, wide leg, in a silk-cotton left over from a mill run.
Deadstock fabric · Undyed silk-cotton
Enough fabric left for 3 pieces
Small runs, limited by the fabric we findPlastic-free packaging · plantable hang tag
Photography · 1:1
Detail: bound seam at the armhole, taken in the same wool.
Photography · 1:1
Fabric close-up: the suiting at 1:1, showing the twill.
Photography · 1:1
Full length on the body, three-quarter turn, bare studio wall.
Deadstock fabric
₹32,400Inclusive of all taxes
A jacket with the structure taken out of it. No shoulder pad, no fusing, no lining — just a clean wool suiting held in shape by the way it is cut and pressed. It moves like a shirt and reads like tailoring.
4 more can be cut from what is left of this roll — 9.4 metres, at 2.3 metres a garment.
Size
How to measureSizes struck through have sold out of the cut run. If there is fabric left, we can still make them — choose one to see.
Seams bound in offcuts of the same wool rather than tape
Armholes finished by hand so the sleeve turns without pulling
Side seams carry 4 cm of allowance, enough to be let out twice
Straight through the body, sleeve ending at the wrist bone. Size down for a close fit.
If you are between sizes, send us your bust, waist and hip and we will tell you which to take. Where a size has sold out of the cut run, we can make it for you from what is left of the roll at the same price — the only difference is the wait.
Air it after wearing and press with a cloth between iron and wool. Dry clean once a season at most.
The full guide covers washing, pressing, storage and what to do when something tears. We repair anything we have made, for as long as you own it, at cost.