Garment Type: Sleeveless jacket (waistcoat/Nehru jacket) with a closed neck, also known as a stand collar or mandarin collar. It has a full front opening with a button-down closure.

Material and Weave: The jacket is made from a handloom fabric, specifically a Sambalpuri Ikat weave. The characteristic blurred or feathered edges of the patterns are a hallmark of this tie-and-dye weaving technique from the Sambalpur region of Odisha, India. The fabric has a slightly coarse texture typical of traditional handloom textiles.

Color Palette: The primary color of the jacket is a muted olive green or brownish-green. The intricate patterns are created using threads in shades of maroon/red, yellow/mustard, and off-white/light gray, which are woven into the base fabric.

Pattern/Design: The jacket features an all-over geometric pattern. The main motif is a repeated diamond shape, which is filled with smaller, intricate patterns. Within the diamonds, there are often smaller checkered or striped designs. The overall effect is a dense, repeating textile pattern that is visually rich and complex.

Features:

 * Collar: The collar is a stand-up or Nehru collar, which is a key feature of this style of jacket.

 * Buttons: There are five visible buttons running down the center front. The buttons appear to be maroon or a similar reddish-brown color, likely made of plastic or a similar material, chosen to match the red in the fabric's pattern.

 * Pockets: The jacket has three pockets. There is one welt pocket on the upper left side of the chest and two larger welt pockets on the lower front, one on each side.

 * Lining: The inside of the jacket, visible around the armholes and collar, appears to be lined with a solid dark-colored fabric, possibly black or dark brown.

Style and Occasion: This type of jacket is a traditional and formal garment. It can be worn over a kurta, shirt, or t-shirt for various occasions, including cultural events, weddings, religious ceremonies, and formal gatherings, giving a traditional and elegant look. The specific Sambalpuri design adds a cultural and artisanal element to the garment.

Shifting Date-10-12days