Sofia EMBRACE ANH Blouse - Pêra Lima
€119
Description:
Cotton shirt, oversize, with kimono sleeves. Wide crossover with view, secured by stitches. (Does not open on the front).
Fitting:
Model is 1,75 m tall and wearing a Unique size .
Height front / back : 57 / 68 cm
Bust: 93 cm
Sleeve length: 55 cm
Cuff: 26 cm
neckline Depth: 34 cm
Composition: 100% Organic Cotton.
Positively conscious.
Premium Fabrics made in Portugal.
About Pêra Lima:
Pera Lima faces printing not only as purely aesthetic but, above all, as a stage for stories. The capsule collection is the result of a returning to childhood exercise, an ode to innocence, to the sweetness and simplicity with which children feel and experience the surrounding world. Recovering sensory memories from the places where Patricia grew up, the authors sought to shape sensations as intangible as the smell of blackberries, the sea breeze, the arrival of the swallows announcing Spring, or even the utopian and innocent attempts to save the animals or building a treehouse. This journey was accomplished returning to traditional processes, exploiting different artistic areas, such as drawing, painting, watercolour, which were subsequently enhanced digitally.
Pera Lima prints shall come alive in straight blouses with volumes or kimonos that will result, we believe, in unique pieces.
Cotton shirt, oversize, with kimono sleeves. Wide crossover with view, secured by stitches. (Does not open on the front).
Fitting:
Model is 1,75 m tall and wearing a Unique size .
Height front / back : 57 / 68 cm
Bust: 93 cm
Sleeve length: 55 cm
Cuff: 26 cm
neckline Depth: 34 cm
Composition: 100% Organic Cotton.
Positively conscious.
Premium Fabrics made in Portugal.
About Pêra Lima:
Pera Lima faces printing not only as purely aesthetic but, above all, as a stage for stories. The capsule collection is the result of a returning to childhood exercise, an ode to innocence, to the sweetness and simplicity with which children feel and experience the surrounding world. Recovering sensory memories from the places where Patricia grew up, the authors sought to shape sensations as intangible as the smell of blackberries, the sea breeze, the arrival of the swallows announcing Spring, or even the utopian and innocent attempts to save the animals or building a treehouse. This journey was accomplished returning to traditional processes, exploiting different artistic areas, such as drawing, painting, watercolour, which were subsequently enhanced digitally.
Pera Lima prints shall come alive in straight blouses with volumes or kimonos that will result, we believe, in unique pieces.