Megh Hand Embroidered Shirt

It takes 48 hours to make this shirt. One person works slowly through every detail. The hands that hold the needle are the same hands that will fold it, pack it, and send it from Rahim Yar Khan to you. This made to order piece is crafted with care and intention. Please allow an estimated 12-15 days to have your order processed. 100% handmade khadi cotton with white hand embroidery accented by hints of red and green. Loose fit with a deep curved hem and curved cuffs, refined for everyday wear. Final stock. Not remade. Not restocked. Garment detail 100% handmade khadi cotton with white hand embroidery accented by hints of red and green, stitched by the artisans of Rahim Yar Khan. Loose fit shirt with two-piece collar construction and front buttoned placket for a refined, versatile silhouette. The deep curved hem and curved cuffs add organic shaping that moves with the body. Hand-stitched Another Sect label for authentic craftsmanship. This article is unisex. The model is wearing size M. Care: Dry clean only to preserve embroidery and structure. The craft story White cotton holds memory differently than color. It carries the quiet weight of things passed down - wedding dupattas folded in trunks, the kurtas your grandfather wore on Fridays, the cloth your mother embroidered while waiting for news from home. The Megh is stitched by artisans in Rahim Yar Khan using traditional hand embroidery techniques, where each stitch follows the rhythm of patterns older than borders. White thread on white cotton, punctuated by fine lines of red and green - colors that mean celebration in one village, protection in another, home in the place between. 48 hours of handwork. Not rushed. Not replicated by machine. The deep curve of the hem mirrors the organic shapes found in centuries of South Asian textile design, refusing the rigid geometry of fast fashion. The curved cuffs frame the wrist the way a well-made dupatta frames a face - with intention, not accident. This is not vintage. This is not revival. This is continuity. The same hands that stitch bridal trousseaus in Rahim Yar Khan now stitch the Megh, carrying forward what should never have been interrupted. You wear it in London, in Toronto, in New York - and you carry Rahim Yar Khan with you. Runs true to size. Loose fit through shoulders and body. Not sure about fit? Message us on WhatsApp - same-day response.