Kavadea Biker's Jacket

Hand-woven • Not Printed • Crafted in Jaipur

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Kavadea Biker's Jacket

Rs. 7,500.00

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Hand-woven. One by one.
Not printed. Not mass-produced.
Crafted in Jaipur. Made to last years, not seasons.

TECHNIQUE: Hand-woven
CRAFT: Zari

Fabric: Handwoven Denim Fabric
Hand Embroidery
Full Sleeves

We deliver across India.
Standard Shipping (4–7 days)
Prepaid Orders: Free shipping
Cash on Delivery: Currently free

Express Shipping (2–4 days)
Need it sooner?

Available on request.
Please contact our customer care before placing the order
Additional charges may apply

These garments are artworks.
Treat them gently, and they’ll age beautifully with you.

Handwoven Jackets:

Dry clean only

Steam Iron only
Dry in shade only
Avoid bleaching and tumble drying.

Note:
Every piece is finished by hand.
Please check the wash care label inside the garment for specific instructions.

Ready-to-Ship
7-day return or exchange
Refunds issued as store credits
Return shipping adjusted at actuals

Made-to-Order
No returns
Size exchange possible
Our team confirms sizing before production

We do this to ensure every piece is made responsibly, not wasted.

CUSTOMER CARE & SUPPORT

We’re a small team, and we reply ourselves.

If you have questions about sizing, fabric, or your order, reach out anytime - we usually respond within 24 hours.

Phone / WhatsApp: +91 90246 80262
Email: connect.kavadea@gmail.com

MANUFACTURED & PACKED BY

Kavadea Lifestyle Private Limited
40-A, Ground Floor, Sector-11, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan-302017

Crafted and shipped from India.

Zari

Zari holds symbolism of prosperity, royalty, and tradition, using gold/silver threads to signify wealth, luxury, and auspiciousness for weddings and festival, preserving artisanal skill and family legacy through intricate patterns that tell stories of Indian culture.

Persia (Iran)

Artisans use a hooked needle (Aari) to pull metallic threads of gold and silver through the fabric, creating intricate designs like floral motifs, leaves (Paan), and geometric patterns (Pachni).