





Sissel Edelbo | Anil Jacket - Embroidered Corduroy Navy
The Anil Jacket by Sissel Edelbo arrives as a study in sculpted softness, a feminine, loose-fitting silhouette that redefines the notion of structure. Its defining feature is a gently shaped neckline that curves with an organic ease, leading into a front placket secured by a mix of buttons and elastic loop closures. This is not a jacket that demands rigidity; rather, it offers a relaxed, almost architectural drape that feels both deliberate and effortless. The real surprise, however, is hidden within: the jacket is fully lined with a beautiful screen print, an unexpected flourish of color and pattern that reveals itself only when the garment moves or is opened. Crafted from soft cotton corduroy, the fabric delivers a tactile richness that is immediately apparent. The fine, vertical ribs of the corduroy catch the light subtly, giving the deep navy hue a quiet, dimensional depth. The hand is plush yet breathable, offering a weight that feels substantial without being heavy—ideal for transitional weather or layered moments. The interior lining, with its vivid screen print, provides a smooth, contrasting glide against the outer texture, enhancing the jacket’s comfort and wearability. The cut and construction are a masterclass in deliberate imperfection. Delicate bindings trace the softly rounded edges of the silhouette, highlighting the jacket’s gentle curves without adding bulk. The piece is further elevated by intricate Suzani embroidery, a manually controlled chain-stitch technique executed by Indian artisans using a tambour hook. Here, the embroidery manifests as a stunning artwork: birds in flight and a growing heart, stitched across the fabric as a decorative motif. This detail is not an afterthought but a central narrative element, grounding the jacket in a tradition of handcraft that feels deeply personal. In movement, the Anil Jacket has a fluid, easy rhythm. Its loose fit allows for layering over a fine-knit turtleneck in cooler months or a simple silk shell as the season warms. The corduroy’s natural drape prevents any stiffness, so the jacket swings gently with the body rather than standing away from it. It is a piece that straddles the line between day and evening, between the practical and the poetic. Style it with high-waisted denim and leather boots for a grounded, everyday look, or let it float over a slip dress and mules for an evening of quiet elegance. Here, the unexpected lining and hand-stitched birds become a private signature, a reminder that the most compelling details are often the ones only you know are there.
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The Anil Jacket by Sissel Edelbo arrives as a study in sculpted softness, a feminine, loose-fitting silhouette that redefines the notion of structure. Its defining feature is a gently shaped neckline that curves with an organic ease, leading into a front placket secured by a mix of buttons and elastic loop closures. This is not a jacket that demands rigidity; rather, it offers a relaxed, almost architectural drape that feels both deliberate and effortless. The real surprise, however, is hidden within: the jacket is fully lined with a beautiful screen print, an unexpected flourish of color and pattern that reveals itself only when the garment moves or is opened. Crafted from soft cotton corduroy, the fabric delivers a tactile richness that is immediately apparent. The fine, vertical ribs of the corduroy catch the light subtly, giving the deep navy hue a quiet, dimensional depth. The hand is plush yet breathable, offering a weight that feels substantial without being heavy—ideal for transitional weather or layered moments. The interior lining, with its vivid screen print, provides a smooth, contrasting glide against the outer texture, enhancing the jacket’s comfort and wearability. The cut and construction are a masterclass in deliberate imperfection. Delicate bindings trace the softly rounded edges of the silhouette, highlighting the jacket’s gentle curves without adding bulk. The piece is further elevated by intricate Suzani embroidery, a manually controlled chain-stitch technique executed by Indian artisans using a tambour hook. Here, the embroidery manifests as a stunning artwork: birds in flight and a growing heart, stitched across the fabric as a decorative motif. This detail is not an afterthought but a central narrative element, grounding the jacket in a tradition of handcraft that feels deeply personal. In movement, the Anil Jacket has a fluid, easy rhythm. Its loose fit allows for layering over a fine-knit turtleneck in cooler months or a simple silk shell as the season warms. The corduroy’s natural drape prevents any stiffness, so the jacket swings gently with the body rather than standing away from it. It is a piece that straddles the line between day and evening, between the practical and the poetic. Style it with high-waisted denim and leather boots for a grounded, everyday look, or let it float over a slip dress and mules for an evening of quiet elegance. Here, the unexpected lining and hand-stitched birds become a private signature, a reminder that the most compelling details are often the ones only you know are there.




















