KAPAS - Embroidered Kebaya Vest
A modern interpretation of the heritage Kebaya. Inspired by the diversity of plants in our regenerative farms, she transitions as a top and a vest effortlessly. An effortlessly flattering staple in your foundational wardrobe.
DETAILS
- A new heritage. Tailored with a fitted silhouette that follows your natural curves. Style yours formally with a Sylk Kain or casually layered over a tank with the KAPAS Wide Leg Pants
- Individually crafted. Made of our regenerative cotton, it takes 180 days to craft. From growing, harvesting, spinning the fabric, which is then cut and sewn individually by our Ibus in Bali just for you.
- Subtle details. Adornment comes in the subtlest form of tone-on-tone embroidery of flower arrangement of our Tumpang Sari plants. Dubbed "visceral" by VOGUE, discover the world of textures in our pieces.
Rayana wears Size l in Nature. She is 170 cm
Dinda wears Size II in SweetIndigo™ Black. She is 168 cm.
STORY
KAPAS means cotton in Indonesian. Each piece in this farm-to-closet collection is grown regeneratively to heal Mother Earth. Restoring the soil's natural ability to absorb carbon from the atmosphere through our Ibus' ancestral Tumpang Sari wisdom. Taking 180 days to grow, spin, weave and stitch.
TRACEABILITY
MATERIAL | Regenerative cotton grown by indigenous women farmers
CRAFT | Manual Handloom + Embroidery
NATURAL DYE | Undyed (Nature White), SweetIndigo™ (Black)
STITCHED IN | Bali, Indonesia
THREADS | Recycled Polyester
PACKAGING | Zero-Waste Pouch

Lifetime Repair Guarantee
Clothing shouldn't be disposable. To help you live better with less, we provide care and repair services for life. Learn more about our Lifecycle Responsibility.

100% Plants
Made with your health in mind. Using only plant fibres and natural dyes, your SukkhaCitta piece lets your skin breathe. Better for you, our Ibus, and Mother Earth.

12 Families Supported
Our radical traceability means you know exactly why and how something was made. Changing lives by providing living wages while keeping indigenous cultures alive.