The story of the Chintan shirt is a lovely one that you can check out on Kardo's website, essentially named after a man who walked into their shop in New Delhi wearing a vintage shirt from Tokyo, the two became friends and they literally took the shirt off his back to use as inspiration. This version uses Sujani embroidery that hails from the Bhusura village in Bihar. A traditional embroidery technique of straight lines originally used to up-cycle used textiles such as saris and dhotis. Here, women working with Bihart, a company collectively promoting Bihari textile traditions, have used their creative licence to embroider our shirts with traditional village scenes.

100% Cotton

Made in India