“Great jacket very well made. The craftsmanship and vintage kantha stitching are absolutely stunning.”
Odhvica | Kantha Jackets, Kimonos & Artisan Textiles

VELVET SUZANI JACKETSVELVET SUZANI-INSPIRED JACKETS
One memorable layer.When a simple outfit needs one memorable layer.
Floral embroidery, rich velvet and easy shapes to wear with denim, dresses or trousers.

KANTHA JACKETS & KIMONOSKANTHA JACKETS, KIMONOS & TEXTILE LAYERS
Distinctive textile layers for everyday dressing.Jackets with colour, texture and a story of their own.
Explore Kantha jackets, embroidered velvet layers and relaxed kimonos selected for everyday wardrobes.
Find your kind of layer
From easy Kantha jackets to richly embroidered velvet, start with the pieces you are most drawn to.
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Handcrafted in Jaipur by master artisans. The latest jackets, kimonos and textile pieces to arrive at Odhvica.
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Reviews from our Etsy customers.
Odhvica Journal
Stories, styling guidance, and care reflections from our atelier.
How to Care for Kantha Jackets and Vintage Textiles
Learn how to care for Kantha jackets and vintage textiles, including washing precautions, storage, color protection and garment repairs. Practical advice for keeping delicate fabrics in good condition.
How to Wear a Kimono Jacket: 8 Easy Outfit Ideas
Wondering how to wear a kimono jacket? Explore eight practical outfit ideas, from casual denim and dresses to embroidered velvet layers, plus tips on fit, fabric and seasonal styling.
What Is Suzani Embroidery? History, Motifs & Modern Fashion
Discover the Central Asian origins of Suzani embroidery, the meaning behind its floral motifs, how the craft is practiced, and why Suzani-inspired designs appear in contemporary jackets, kimonos and everyday fashion.
How to Style a Kantha Jacket: 7 Everyday Outfit Ideas
Wondering how to wear a Kantha jacket? Explore seven easy outfit ideas, from jeans and dresses to relaxed layers, plus practical tips on color, fit and seasonal styling.
What Is a Kantha Jacket? A Guide to Its History, Craft & Style
What makes a Kantha jacket different? Explore its Bengali roots, the artisans behind the stitching, vintage versus new textiles, and practical advice on styling, sizing and care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about sizing, artisan craft, international orders and garment care.
A Kantha jacket is a garment featuring Kantha stitching, a traditional textile technique associated with Bengal and surrounding regions of South Asia. Kantha often uses running stitches across layered fabrics, creating distinctive texture, weight and character.
Not necessarily. Some Kantha jackets are designed to be worn on both sides, while others have a single finished exterior. Check the individual product description and photographs to see whether your chosen jacket is reversible.
We recommend checking the measurements provided on each product page rather than relying on your usual clothing size. Compare the garment measurements with a similar piece you already own, paying particular attention to the bust, shoulders, length and sleeves.
Always follow the care instructions provided with your garment. Different fabrics, dyes and construction methods may require different cleaning approaches. For vintage or delicate textiles, avoid assuming that machine washing is suitable unless the care instructions specifically allow it.
Return and exchange eligibility depends on the product, destination and applicable consumer rights. Please review our full Returns & Exchanges Policy page or contact our customer support team before placing your order.
The details are the point
Visible Craft & Surface
Some pieces carry running stitches, quilted panels or embroidery that you can see up close. The surface is part of the design, not something hidden under it.
Honest Textile Character
Colour placement, texture and small irregularities may vary from one piece to another. When that variation is part of the textile, we show it and explain it.
Everyday Wardrobe Layers
These are statement layers, but they are meant to be worn with the clothes already in your wardrobe—denim, plain dresses, trousers and simple shirts.
Find the piece you will keep reaching for.
Explore jackets, kimonos and textile layers with enough character to change a simple outfit—and enough ease to wear again and again.

























