Indigo Soul suit, natural dyed silk shantung

A wearable work of art that embodies the philosophy of conscious luxury. This top and trousers set is not just a garment, but the result of an ancient alchemy between earth and silk, made entirely by 4 artisan hands in Marche.

Sculptural Halter Top: A cut that frames the shoulders, characterized by a stylized floral motif obtained with soy paste, a halter neckline with a silver chain to tie it at the back.

Indigo Palazzo Trousers: Fluid and luminous, the silk shantung elegantly accompanies movement, with a low waist with an internal belt and a front band tied at the hip, an invisible zip on the side. Back with darts and a stylized motif on the leg bottom that echoes the top.

Natural dyeing with indigo plant: the deep blue is obtained through successive baths in vegetable indigo extract, guaranteeing a vibrant hue that evolves over time.

The idea stems from a return to the origins of color. The inspiration is the sky before night in the Marche hills, that dense, natural blue that only the indigo plant can return. It is a tribute to the earth that nourishes the dye plants and to the wisdom of those who know how to extract beauty from the plant world.

The creation of this set is a journey that requires days of waiting and precision.

Natural dyeing. The silk is repeatedly immersed in the vegetable indigo bath. Each immersion layers the color, making each piece unique and unrepeatable in its nuances.

The design with soy paste. Before dyeing, the design is applied by hand with a soy-based paste that protects the fabric from color. Once washed, the design emerges in its white purity.

Tailored cut. The shantung is shaped following the lines of the body to ensure that the "placed" design enhances the strong points of the silhouette.

Eco-craftsmanship. Zero synthetic chemicals. Natural dyeing respects the skin and the environment.

Tradition and Innovation. Recovering millennia-old techniques (soy paste and indigo) to apply them to a contemporary and cosmopolitan design.

Creative identity. The artisan acts as a mediator between nature and fashion, allowing the irregularities of silk and color to become the absolute value of the garment.

Materials: silk shantung.

Technique used: French seams and satin bound seams. To honor the nobility of the shantung, every joint is finished with "French seams" or bound with tone-on-tone satin ribbon. This technique encloses the fabric edges, making the inside of the garment smooth and impeccable.

Hand-stitched hems. The bottom of the top is finished with a hand-stitched hem, ensuring a natural drape of the fabric free from the rigidity of mechanical stitching.

Resist printing: the white design is not printed on top, but "reserved" by applying a soy paste before dyeing. Only after the indigo baths is the paste removed, revealing the original design of the silk.

Dimensions: fits size S-M / 42-44; bust 90 cm; waist 76 cm; hip 96 cm; inseam length 70 cm.

Unique piece.