Ethnic Hand Embroidered Jumpsuit

We know that for many, the dress is the ultimate wardrobe staple, but little by little, the jumpsuit is gaining ground as the star item for everyday wear. We’re also seeing it more and more at events and special occasions. We love this type of garment because it’s so easy to create a total look and it’s very comfortable to wear. This jumpsuit is a special piece, made from cotton, in a light and fresh fabric perfect for outdoor events in spring. The V-neck combined with the flared trousers creates an elongating and flattering appearance.

This piece stands out thanks to the embroidered cross-stitch details on the sleeves, made by local workshops and seamstresses, and its voluminous French sleeve, which never fails, making it an excellent option for a special occasion or a more formal event.

You can complement the look with black wedge espadrilles and our structured handbag for a more special occasion, or if you’re meeting friends, pair it with strappy Milos sandals in leather.

Everything you need to know about our Ethnic Jumpsuit:

• Fabric: Linen-Cotton

• Lining: 100% natural cotton.

• Lined on the top and along the full length of the leg.

• Hand-embroidered cross-stitch.

• Voluminous French sleeves.

• Comes with a belt featuring a beige pom-pom.

• You can remove the belt and add a leather belt for an extra touch.

• Exclusive MONPIEL embroidery design.

• Available in 3 sizes: S, M, L. Standard sizing according to the market.

• Fitting: Rosa is 1.60 cm and usually wears a size S top. She is wearing size S.

Care: Can be machine washed, we recommend washing with cold water (no more than 30ºC) on a gentle cycle with neutral detergent. Do not use bleach. Iron on low heat, maximum 110ºC. Do not tumble dry. If you want your clothes to last for years, we recommend hand washing with care.

SUSTAINABLE ITEM: A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these garments will be donated to the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata, INDIA, the order founded by Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta to help “the poorest of the poor.”

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