Seasalt Cornwall Arame Jacket - Multicolor

Garment-dyeing means the fabric is sewn into a garment first, and then the entire finished piece is dyed. This results in a softer feel and a unique, often slightly variable, color tone that can evolve over time.

The 100% linen fabric will naturally soften and become smoother with each wash and wear. It develops a unique texture with subtle variations in color and finish, making each jacket increasingly personal over time.

Yes, linen is a highly breathable natural fiber, making this jacket comfortable for warmer days. It provides a light layer of coverage without being overly warm.

Yes, it is recommended to machine wash cold with similar colors on a gentle cycle. Avoid bleach.

The jacket has an easy, relaxed fit inspired by workwear. It is designed to be comfortable and allow for layering without feeling restrictive.

Iron on a medium heat setting, preferably while the garment is still slightly damp. This helps to achieve a smoother finish. Alternatively, you can embrace the natural character of linen and wear it with some wrinkles.

'Easy fit' suggests a relaxed, comfortable silhouette that is not too tight or tailored, allowing for ease of movement and layering over other garments.

This is a characteristic of the garment-dying process. The subtle variations in color and tone are intentional and contribute to the unique appearance of each jacket. Embrace the natural highs and lows.

Linen naturally wrinkles. To minimize creases, iron the jacket while slightly damp on a medium setting. For a more casual aesthetic, you can choose to wear it with its natural wrinkles.

Carefully hand-sew any loose stitching or reattach buttons using a needle and thread that matches the garment color. For significant repairs, consider consulting a professional tailor.