Yunnan, China — mud-dye and embroidery
Oriental
Mud pits, indigo vats, and embroidery frames in a Yunnan workshop.
The collection
Oriental
In Yunnan, indigo is not a colour, it is a process: fermented, dipped, dried, and finally buried in mud to fix the dye. Every panel comes out different. We keep the technique, we standardise nothing about the colour it produces.
Cindy's first-person design note for this collection is being written from her trip notes.
Specification
Production facts
| Fabric | TBC — options presented with the collection brief |
|---|---|
| Wash | Developed in-house |
| MOQ | Flexible per style — quoted on your line sheet |
| Lead time | Quoted after sample approval |
| Sizes | To your size chart |
| Private label | Available — quoted by material and design |
Values marked TBC are confirmed at brief stage. We do not publish a fixed MOQ because it depends on the fabric and the wash — ask, and we will quote your actual line.