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During the 19th century, woven wool shawls from India were all the rage in Europe and America. By the Jazz Age of the 1920s, many women who had inherited these shawls were ready to embrace the new, relaxed fashions of their era and remade the shawls into skirts and jackets. Our fringed jacket is crafted in that spirit, transforming a timeless paisley motif in lightweight wool into a jacket that looks like a wrap but is easier to wear.
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Far more beautiful colors than depicted. It is kind of an eggplant and dark magenta mix with two shades of teal and rust. I only wish they would have put finished seams on the inside as well because it should be a reversible jacket. The inside is predominately teal and has the same pattern and is just as beautiful as the outside.
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I was so disappointed when I received this ?cardigan?. I expected a wool sweater weight jacket, It?s way too thin, more like a scarf. No where close to the expected quality for the money. Worth $25 not $150. It runs BIG also, the sleeves are way too long for me. I will be returning it.
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Great for cool weather. But it's thin, so it won't keep you warm in cold weather. However, if you are "hippy" like me, it may not be super flattering -it's a lot of fabric in the hip area. But I still like it a lot.
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