A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR YOU
Use code FB10 and see instant savings across the store.
T&C: FB10 not valid on discounted products or collaborative collections.
Tax included.
Please note: Sale and clearance items are final sale. Returns and exchanges are not applicable on discounted products.
Product Details
Button down full sleeve shirt and a Straight skirt with a slit at back. The skirt comes with a side zipper closure and side pocket.
Material: Upcycled cotton slub/flex/blended cotton (varied factory deadstock)
Color: Black
Size & Fit
Shirt Fit: Oversized
Skirt Fit: Fitted
Shirt Length: 27"
Skirt Length: 38"
Ready chest of the shirt: 47"
Wash care: Machine wash in temperature under 40°C or mild hand wash. Low, Warm Iron.
Made in India: This product is made in Delhi with a fair wage factory.The factory specialises in small scale production, where we can reduce waste generation and manage factory waste by upcycling scraps into patchwork fabric or recycling locally into paper. Zero resources are used in material creation, processing, dyeing and finishing. Just good ol' artisanal skills to put waste to use!
Note: Each piece may come with an extra embroidery or patch but the overall look and feel of the piece are not changed. These pieces are a part of a limited edition collection, the stock is made till the raw material is available.
Domestics Orders
For international orders
Choose options
Tax included.
Our founder, Kriti Tula, has been recognized with the NextGen Trendsetter Award at the Her Zindagi Womenpreneur Awards 2025 for her efforts in championing sustainability in fashion. This award is a...
Read more
Honoured by the Indian National Bar Association
A proud moment for Doodlage! Our founder, Kriti Tula, has been honored by the Indian National Bar Association for her commitment to redefining fashion through ethical practices and circular design....
Read more
In a conversation with BBC Talking Business, our founder Kriti Tula, discussed Doodlage's mission to revolutionize India's fashion industry by prioritising sustainability. She highlighted how Doodl...
Read more
