A garment characterized by a distinctive dyeing technique and coloration, typically applied to a knitted upper-body covering. The process involves folding, twisting, pleating, or crumpling fabric and binding it, followed by the application of dye, resulting in unique, often swirling or radial patterns in shades of azure and cerulean. This style presents a visually interesting and individualistic aesthetic.
The popularity of such clothing stems from its ability to express creativity and individuality. Its historical roots trace back to ancient dyeing methods, experiencing a resurgence in popularity during the mid-20th century and continuing to resonate within contemporary fashion. The variability in design ensures that each piece is subtly unique, fostering a sense of personalized style. Furthermore, the process often lends itself to sustainable practices, with options for using natural dyes and repurposing existing garments.
