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Hemp/Khadi cotton, eco-printed shirts by BEEJ and Co.

The shirts are part of the collection at CIMA Art in Life

Published 17.09.21, 06:45 AM

Moon Moon Sen browses the collection at CIMA Art in Life

This handwoven fabric is naturally-dyed and embraces the eco-printed concept instead of chemical dyes. As real leaves are used to create the prints with their pigment, every single print is unique, making every single shirt one-of-its-kind.

The shirts also use hemp textured fabrics, which by nature are most absorbent, and resistant to fungus and bacteria. Employing these methods also keeps the carbon footprint to a minimum, making for extremely sustainable fashion. Moreover, BEEJ and Co. employs traditional craftsmen to light up your clothes with the flavour of indigenous artisanship.

You can check out the apparel line at the Art in Life Exhibition at CIMA Gallery till October 11, or visit @beejandco on Instagram to place your order.

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Hemp/Khadi cotton, eco-printed shirts by BEEJ and Co.

The shirts are part of the collection at CIMA Art in Life

Moon Moon Sen browses the collection at CIMA Art in Life