Jacket in macramé-effect Cornely embroidered fabric - Black

Cornely embroidery is a specific technique that uses a Cornely machine to sew tape elements, such as cords, ribbons, and yarns, directly onto the fabric, creating textured and distinctive embellishments.

The jacket features an openwork design, which offers less insulation. It is best suited for milder weather, indoor events, or as a stylish layering piece.

Professional dry cleaning is the recommended method to preserve the delicate macramé-effect openwork and Cornely embroidery. Avoid machine washing.

This jacket is ideal for sophisticated events, evening wear, fashion-forward styling, or any occasion where a statement piece with artisanal craftsmanship is desired.

Macramé-effect refers to a design that imitates the look and texture of macramé knotting, creating an intricate, openwork pattern on the fabric.

Yes, but with extreme caution. Iron from the reverse side on the lowest heat setting, and avoid direct contact with the embroidery.

Carefully trim any loose threads with small, sharp scissors to prevent further unraveling. For significant damage, consult a professional tailor or embroidery specialist.

Hang the jacket in a steamy bathroom for a short period, or use a garment steamer on a low setting, holding it at a distance from the fabric. Alternatively, iron on the reverse side on the lowest heat setting.

For minor, fresh stains, gently blot with a clean, damp cloth. For tougher stains, immediate professional dry cleaning is advised to prevent the stain from setting.