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Longline Shirts Made from Upcycled Saris
The longline shirt by I was a Sari is defined by an extended length and a fluid, elongated silhouette. Designed to fall longer on the body than a classic shirt, this style combines ease and structure in a contemporary form. Made from upcycled sari fabrics, each longline shirt offers breathable comfort and a naturally expressive aesthetic.
What Is a Longline Shirt?
A longline shirt is a shirt designed with a longer hemline, often reaching below the hips or mid-thigh. This extended cut creates a relaxed, modern silhouette that can be worn as a shirt, tunic, or lightweight layer. In the I was a Sari collection, the longline shirt is crafted from repurposed sari textiles, making every piece unique.
How Does a Longline Shirt Fit?
This longline shirt features a relaxed fit with added length for fluid movement and versatile styling. The longer cut allows it to be worn loose, belted, or layered, offering flexibility across body types and occasions. The fit balances comfort and intention, avoiding excess volume while maintaining ease.
Why Is This Longline Shirt Sustainable?
Each longline shirt is handmade in Mumbai by women artisans using pre-loved sari fabrics. By transforming existing textiles into new garments, I was a Sari reduces textile waste and supports ethical, small-scale production. Limited runs ensure that every shirt differs in colour, pattern, and texture.
When and How to Wear a Longline Shirt
Designed for everyday versatility, the longline shirt transitions easily from casual settings to travel and relaxed work environments. It pairs naturally with trousers, leggings, or worn open over dresses and tops. Its breathable fabric and elongated shape make it suitable across seasons.
One-of-a-Kind Longline Shirts with a Circular Design Philosophy
Each longline shirt reflects the sari it originates from, resulting in one-of-a-kind variations that celebrate individuality. This circular approach reimagines existing fabrics into modern longline shirts, proving that comfort, sustainability, and thoughtful design can coexist without compromise.