Hand-Embroidered Linen Vest

Product measurements (cm)

The actual product measurements may have a slight variation of 1-3cm, and this does not affect the overall shape of the product.

Model Lina is 168cm tall, with a bust of 78cm, waist of 63cm, and hips of 90cm. Lina is wearing size S.

• Main material: 200gsm Linen, sourced from Zhejiang, China, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and GRS certified.
• Lining material: habotai silk, sourced from the craft village of Nha Xa, Duy Tan, Ninh Binh, Vietnam.
• "Mo" (Dream) motif: Leo. Saigon
• Hand embroidery artisan: Thu Van
• Tailoring artisan: Thanh Thuy. Hity Atelier, Nha Trang, Vietnam

"Mo" (Dream). Retaining a breath

"Mo" begins on a canvas of white linen.
A classic vest.
Not trying to make a fleeting impression. Not intended for special occasions.
"Mo" is for work, for going through a long day, for stepping out into the street as evening falls. Or simply for a weekend morning with no schedule.
"Mo" provides a garment with enough space. The wearer can live with it according to their own breath.

On the white linen fabric are a few sprigs of flowers, a butterfly. Lines stitched by hand.
Not covering the surface of the fabric. Not trying to fill a garden.
A few stitches.
A touch of color.
A bit of white space left behind. So that the wearer's eyes have a place to rest.
Leaving room for the embroidery to breathe.

In "Mo", every line is a unit of time.
Every white space is a pause.
Every small variation between stitches is a vivid testament: the piece has passed through the hands of a human.

"Mo" does not dream of another place.
"Mo" does not create a garden to escape the city.
"Mo" does not invite women to leave their current pace of life. "Mo" is not a search for a slower lifestyle.
"Mo" simply asks a simpler question: Can we always breathe in our own rhythm, even when life is moving fast?

Amidst a life that always pushes us to go faster,
There are still beauties that only appear when we are willing to slow down a little.
To see.
To touch.
To wear.
To live.

What we need to keep in the city is a breath.