


Modern-Style Hmong Hemp Jacket with Embroidery Panels

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Our dresses, skirts, jackets, tops, trousers and bags are made from natural hemp using traditional techniques of the Hmong, Iu Mien and Karen communities of Northern Thailand. Hemp is grown, prepared and often woven by hand; it is breathable, strong and softens with wear.
Hmong reverse appliqué and geometric embroidery, Iu Mien diamond batik with cross-stitch, and Karen hand-woven patterns appear across the clothing. The bags continue the same language: tribal embroidery, geometric and floral motifs, patchwork, pom-poms and beaded tassels on shoulder bags, shoppers and backpacks.
Slight variations in weave, dye and stitching are expected — they are the mark of real handwork. These are contemporary pieces that keep the original textures and motifs of Lanna hill tribe textiles.
Discover this modern Hmong Hemp Jacket with Vibrant Embroidery Panels. This elegant black hemp jacket blends traditional Hmong artistry with a clean, contemporary design. It features two large, colorful hand-embroidered panels on the front pockets, showcasing vibrant Hmong storytelling motifs with figures, animals, and nature scenes in rich blues, reds, greens, and yellows, all framed in bold red.
Details include a lanna collar, red frog-button closures accented with delicate pearl strands, and stylish three-quarter sleeves with wide contrasting stripes in black, natural beige, and red. Comfortable, breathable, and full of cultural character, ideal for everyday wear or special occasions.
Product Details:
Size: Bust 42", Length 22"
Material: Hemp
Care Instructions: Hand wash cold with mild detergent. Do not use bleach or harsh chemicals. Hang to dry in the shade; do not dry in direct sunlight.
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