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Chitwan Rayon Medieval Embroidered Blouse
Fit: Most reviewers say it fits true to size (6 of 8 who mentioned fit)
- Free US shipping on $200+
- 30-day exchanges
- Hand-embroidered in Nepal & India
- Family-owned since 2002
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Description
Bohemian Medieval Embroidered Round Neck Ruffle Hem
- Round neck with lace attached
- Uneven ruffle hem with sheer ari chikan
- Rich embroidery and a back tie
- Matching skirt style no.186027S sold separately.
Size & Fit
Questions about fit? Email us and we will send garment measurements.
Fabric & Care
- Combination of rayon viscose and chikan ari
- For care, hand wash in cold water and line dry or Dry Clean only.
Shipping & Return Policy
Standard US shipping is $15, free on orders of $200 or more. Unworn, unwashed items can be returned within 30 days of delivery for an exchange or store credit; refunds are not offered at this time. Read the full return policy.
Featured Fabric
- Hand Embroidered
- Rayon
- Made in India
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Reviews Summary
17 of the last 25 reviewers call it beautiful or say they love it; 7 mention the quality or workmanship; 2 say they get compliments wearing it; 2 found it runs small and suggest sizing up.
Counted from the 25 most recent reviews.
Just as Pictured and True to Size
Drapes beautifully and compliments my apple-shaped figure. Gives me the illusion of a waist and covers the ol’ droopy belly.
Very flattering!
Very flattering for my big-busted, fairly big belly, comparatively narrow hips and middle-aged thick upper arms! The style is very unusual and cute too--even compared to other Indian-made clothing I've ever seen!
Love the color of emerald green!
I love it. The color is georgious.
Ugly on
Just didn’t like it. Not the fit, shape…gave it to my local second hand store.
Cute top
This has become my favorite summer top. I’ve gotten so many compliments and it is also very comfortable. This is my second summer wearing it and seems to be holding up fine. Seems well made.











