Eco-Printed Blazers

An eco-printed blazer has a pattern made from real leaves and flowers. The plants are laid on natural fabric, bundled and steamed so their natural pigments transfer onto the cloth, without printing plates.

Yes. The way the leaves sit, how tightly the bundle is tied and how the steam moves through it all change the print, so no two blazers are identical.

We use foraged leaves, eucalyptus, rose leaves and marigold flowers, including flowers rescued from temple offerings, depending on the piece. Product pages often name the plants used.

Check the care label first. For eco-printed garments we recommend gentle hand washing in cold water with a pH-neutral detergent, drying in shade away from direct sun, and ironing on the reverse side. For lined, tailored pieces such as blazers, contact us before washing if you are unsure.

Botanical prints are living colours and can soften or mellow over time with light, washing and skin chemistry. This is normal for a plant-based print. Drying in shade and using a pH-neutral detergent helps the colour last.

Eco-printing uses real leaves and flowers to make the pattern. Reactive printing is a digital technique that applies reactive dyes to natural fabric. Both are made in our Mumbai workshop, and we label each piece clearly.