Metallic Tie-Dye Silk Jacket

Suitable for all body types with a bust size smaller than 125.0cm.
Length: 100cm

• Material: 8-10mm Habotai silk, soft, lightweight, and with a natural drape. The semi-sheer surface allows light to penetrate through multiple layers of fabric, highlighting the depth of color and movement. Origin: Nha Xá silk village, Ha Nam, Vietnam.
• Dyeing technique: Hand-dyed tie-dye featuring deep Chartreuse leaf tones blended with rich honey yellow, subtly catching the light at a 45-degree angle to create a Chiaroscuro visual effect.
• Application: Perfect for meditation, retreats, beach outings, resorts, or simply for days when you want to "wear your worries lightly."
• Tailor: Le Lien. Hity Atelier, Nha Trang, Vietnam. Each piece is a unique, one-of-a-kind dyed creation, never repeated. Personalized to your specific size.
• Accessories: 01 8-19mm honey yellow habotai silk belt.

Every leaf learns to find the light,
By feeling the warmth,
By listening to the direction of the wind,
By patiently adjusting every tiny angle,
To get closer to what nourishes life.
No one sees those movements,
But they are what create the entire canopy.

The leaf emerges,
Finding space to grow,
Understanding that each of its sides has a role.
When mature enough, the leaf begins to know how to choose its direction.
Towards where life can continue.
Like all plants born with the ability of phototropism—sensing light and quietly adjusting the direction of growth toward the source of light energy.

There are stages in life where what matters is no longer going faster,
But knowing what is nourishing you.
A job. A relationship. A moment of silence. A city. A belief.
Changes do not need to be declared,
A slower step. A different choice. Once, simply not trying to become what others expect.
To move closer to what nourishes you.
Maturity is when we know how to adjust our path while keeping our core intact.

The Van Kim silk coat was built upon these observations.
No rigid cuts,
No body-constricting structure,
The design is built to move with the body.
The neckline embraces the shoulders in a wrap structure, crossing like two leaves finding their balance,
The belt serves as an anchor, keeping all movement centered on an axis, where every fold begins to radiate.
The sleeves are wide open, allowing each small movement space to be present, like surfaces welcoming the light.

And silk is only truly complete when there is wind, movement, and a body.
Each step. Each turn. Each change in the sunlight,
Creates a different surface.
Just as no two moments of light touch the same leaf in the same way.