Our smallest blanket coat. The crops are fun. I love layering them over jumpsuits or a long dress. They are great with denim and a t-shirt. I've seen them styled over a swim top and shorts. My favorite though - is on a toddler. It fits a 3T-5T like our original blanket coat does on an adult. It's a coat that your little can wear as they grow. It's a coat you can steal from each other's closets.
Sometimes a crop is too short. That's when our minis come in for the win. An original blanket coat fit for child six to eight years old and an easy jacket for someone older - hitting most just below the waist. A fun layer for year-round wear.
Mids cover a bit more. Typically ending past the hips. A coat that can be easily shared with your preteen.
A smaller take on our loose fitting Original style. The Slim Short fits like a car coat or long coat depending on your height.
Our slim is the same length as our original. It's just a few inches less fabric on either side. That doesn't matter to everyone. If you prefer a longer sleeve, "The Original" is still your go to.
Where it all began. A large size blanket coat that feels as stylish as it does comforting.
Sometimes our pieces are extra special with embroidery or patchwork that make them even more one of a kind. Pricing will be differnt with this collection.
What is a Kantha?
Kantha comes from a Sanskrit word meaning "rag". Saris or fabric remnants are layered and bound together with a running stitch. That stitch is called a kantha stitch as well. The practice began in Bangladesh and India as repurposed fabrics given new life as functional quilts.
Where are your Kanthas made?
I'm in love with the older pieces. Quilts with a history come with their own personality and I love that. We source and work with vintage kantha quilts so we can't tell you exactly where your blanket came from originally. We work with a production group in Jaipur, India. The quilts and their heritage are from that area. It's important to me that we give employment opportunities where the textiles originally came from.
Why are there patches or marks on my coat?
I love the patches, embroidery that is incomplete, worn areas ... your coat had a life as a blanket before it came to you. Details like this make your coat one of a kind and give it personality.
How do I care for my Blanket Coat?
Dry cleaning is recommended. Remember these are vintage fabrics. If you choose to launder - we suggest spot cleaning, hand washing, or a cold water delicate cycle with a chemical free detergent. DO NOT machine dry your coat. Air drying is a must. Hanging a wet coat can alter its shape. Lay your coat open and flat to dry. Once your coat is completely dry, you may tumble without heat for softness. I also prefer to store my coat folded, just like I would a blanket.
Tell us about your dream blanket coat. We can't make promises, but we love to help look for your special piece. Give us details! Like - "I want something that will pop and stand out. I want to turn heads. But I won't wear green" or "I'm looking for a simple coat, original fit, one that will feel cozy during the winter".
