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Linen Batik Cardigan
RM119.00 MYR
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Product Information
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Open front design with wide neckband
Two tone asymmetrical pattern
Wide drop-shoulder sleeves
Front patch pocket
Material Cotton Linen
Product colour may slightly vary due to photography lighting
Note: Please allow 1-2 inches difference due to manual measurement
Model wearing: Dusty Blue is 167cm, Burnt Umber is 158cm, Maroon is 164cm, Sky Blue is 174cm, Olive Green is 182cm.
Shipping & Returns
Orders are processed within 1–3 working days. Delivery across Malaysia typically takes a further 3–7 working days once shipped.
See our Shipping Policy and Return & Refund Policy for full details.
Material & Care
- Hand wash or machine wash cold on a gentle cycle.
- Do not bleach. Wash dark and printed pieces separately.
- Hang dry in shade to preserve colour and drape.
- Warm iron on reverse. Avoid direct heat on embroidery, beading or sequins.
The Craftmanship behind the Linen Batik Cardigan
The Linen Batik Cardigan takes inspiration from the relaxed structure of the Japanese kimono, reinterpreted through a contemporary Southeast Asian lens. Its open-front construction, drop shoulders and generous lines create the characteristic ease of a kimono while keeping the silhouette clean and modern.
The defining detail is the asymmetric panel construction, with the batik motif concentrated on one side of the body and extending into the sleeve. Rather than treating batik as a decorative print, the pattern is incorporated into the garment’s panel design, giving the traditional motif a more considered, architectural expression.
A V-neckline is framed by a continuous flat band collar that runs neatly down the open front. The relaxed drop-shoulder construction is balanced by a structured patch pocket, adding function while maintaining the simplicity of the silhouette.
The result is a thoughtful meeting of Japanese-inspired tailoring and Southeast Asian textile tradition — relaxed in form, distinctive in construction, and grounded in the character of batik.
