Blusa Ana - Recycled Denim Jersey Top - Orange Vintage

Blusa Ana - Recycled Denim Jersey Top - Orange VintageBLUSA ANA is a meticulously designed contemporary top made from recycled denim jersey fabric and vintage 'jaspe' fabric from Guatemala. This comfortable, yet very stylish top is a great addition to any wardrobe. Use as a sweatshirt or a t shirt, the BLUSA ANA can be both, dressed up or down, depending on the occasion and is flattering for all sizes and shapes. Material: 100% Cotton Wash Care: Machine wash cold, Gentle cycle with like colours only,

BLUSA ANA is a meticulously designed contemporary top made from recycled denim jersey fabric and vintage 'jaspe' fabric from Guatemala. This comfortable, yet very stylish top is a great addition to any wardrobe. Use as a sweatshirt or a t-shirt, the BLUSA ANA can be both, dressed up or down, depending on the occasion and is flattering for all sizes and shapes.

Material: 100% Cotton

Wash Care: Machine wash cold, Gentle cycle with like colours only, Tumble dry low, Do not bleach.

Colour: Orange Vintage

BLUSA ANA is available in 3 colour ways. The recycled denim jersey remains the same, while the 'jaspe' panel is offered in three options.  

Size Guide: These garments are cut generously so do pick your true size or please refer to the size chart for exact reference.

More about the product: No two pieces of handwoven 'jaspe' fabrics are exactly the same. This makes your BLUSA ANA truly one of a kind. The Guatemalan 'jaspe' fabrics are professionally cleaned and made ready for use again. By reusing these fabrics, BLUSA ANA brings with it stories from the past while offering a stylish addition to your contemporary wardrobe. The muted and yet bright tones carefully combined with recycled denim jersey creates such a unique combination, that there are only a very limited number of pieces possible in each collection. 

(Note: the word 'jaspe' is pronounced as 'haspay' and refers to a woven fabric made from several dark and light yarns creating faint stripes or yarns of different colours twisted together to create a unique combination of colour tones. it specifically refers in this case to the traditionally hand woven fabrics in Guatemala)