White button-up shirt on a light gray background

A person standing in front of a wooden door, wearing a white asymmetric cotton poplin shirt with black pants.

Hand-Embroidered Asymmetric Organic Cotton Poplin Shirt Classic White

Arth Atelier

Hand-Embroidered Asymmetric Organic Cotton Poplin Shirt Classic White

Regular price $275.00

Size :

S M L

SIZE CHART

SIZE	S	M	L
SHOULDER	23	24	25
CHEST	24.5	25.5	26.5
LENGTH (HPS)	28.5	29	29.5
SLEEVE LENGTH	22.5	22.75	23

All measurements are in inches, actual garment measurements may vary slightly due to production factors and tolerance allowance.

HOW TO MEASURE

Shoulder: Measure straight across from shoulder point to shoulder point
Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape horizontal
Length (HPS): Measure from the highest point of your shoulder to the hem edge
Sleeve Length: Measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve edge

SIZING RECOMMENDATION

Relaxed Fit
Model is 5'8", wearing a size small
For a slim fit, choose one size down

Discover this hand-embroidered asymmetric cotton poplin shirt. Crafted in India using traceable cotton, this versatile piece features exquisite Chikankari embroidery. Wear it as a classic shirt or twist for an asymmetric look. Sustainable fashion meets timeless artistry.

Hours of handwork: 8 hours

Materials & Care

100% cotton
Hand embroidered
Partially traceable
Hand wash only, dry clean recommended
Do not tumble dry

Delivery & Returns

In stock and ready to ship in 1-3 business days. Made in limited runs.

For orders shipping to a country on our DDP list, taxes and duties are already included in the product price, which is shown on the product page and at checkout.

THE CRAFT

Chikankari

Whisper‑fine threads trace delicate patterns in white‑on‑white or tonal hues, a timeless Lucknowi art.

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The Impact

Garment Provenance Journey

Provenance means the place of origin or earliest known history of something. Each of our garment comes with a QR code that shares the history, & journey of the garment. Each fabric has its own story from farm to fiber to yarn to fabric to finishing/dyeing and eventually garment making.