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CHENDA PANTS
STORY
CHENDA is the Khmer word for "beloved" and these pants are a GOOD KRAMA favorite. Made from an upcycled linen, these wide-legged pants have an amazing tailored structure, front pleats, and stop right around the ankles.
FIT
Raksa is 162cm tall and wears a size XS.
Katia is 167cm tall and wears a size S.
FABRIC
- 100% upcycled linen - sourced from local factory deadstock.
- handwoven cotton krama (black) or silk (navy) tailoring accents.
FEATURES
- fits true to size
- no stretch in this fabric.
- mid to high rise
- front zip/hook closure
- side pockets
- ankle length
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
CHEA SHIRT
STORY
The CHEA shirt is our take on the retro button down shirt. The bamboo version feels like a soft blend of silk and cotton with a beautiful draping that flows with the body. On this one, the buttons are made from Cambodian coconuts. The organza version of this shirt features silk covered button and has a more structured look. Both versions can be styled tucked in, open and loose or tied in the front.
FIT
Raksa is 162cm tall and wears a size S. Looks great fitted or oversized as a dress!
FABRIC
- 100% natural handwoven bamboo
- 100% handowoven organza checks
- Both fabrics were woven in the Takeo Province of Cambodia.
FEATURES
- Unisex style
- Relaxed fit - true to size.
- Classic collar
- Coconut buttons (bamboo) or silk covered button (organza)
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
MEAS SCARF
STORY
Here's the latest in handwoven magic. Designed to be used in a multitude of ways, the MEAS scarf can be wrapped as a sarong around the waist or as a cozy scarf around your neck... you get the idea! This fabric is the essence of GOOD KRAMA: creating trans-seasonal pieces with purpose by blending traditional weaving techniques with modern design.
FIT
MEAS is one size only. Measures 80x180cm laid flat.
FABRIC
Handwoven in the Takeo Province of Cambodia:
- M1: 100% cotton of white, navy and golden threads
- M2: 100% cotton of white & navy threads
- M3: 100% cotton of white, navy, pink, blue and yellow threads
FEATURES
- unisex style
- hand stitched label
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
RACHANY TOP
STORY
The RACHANY top is made entirely of handwoven silk organza and cotton threads to create a stripped pattern that plays on transparency. This boxy top is delicate and versatile and allows you to style it your way with a body or lingerie.
FIT
Raksa is 162cm tall and wears a size S.
FABRIC
100% silk organza and cotton threads - handwoven in the Takeo Province of Cambodia
FEATURES
- fits true to size
- relaxed fit
- round neck
- elbow length sleeves
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
CHEA SHIRT
STORY
The CHEA shirt is our take on the retro button-down shirt. The bamboo version feels like a soft blend of silk and cotton with a beautiful draping that flows with the body. On this one, the buttons are made from Cambodian coconuts. The organza version of this shirt features a silk covered button and has a more structured look. Both versions can be styled tucked in, open and loose or tied in the front.
FIT
Matthew is 180cm tall and wears a size M.
FABRIC
- 100% natural handwoven bamboo
- 100% handwoven organza checks
- Both fabrics were woven in the Takeo Province of Cambodia.
FEATURES
- Unisex style
- Relaxed fit - true to size.
- Classic collar
- Coconut buttons (bamboo) or silk covered button (organza)
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
KIRI BOMBER JACKET
STORY
This is our sustainable take on a classic bomber jacket. The unisex KIRI bomber is made from an upcycled linen body and fully lined with a cotton print. The collar, wrists and waist have a contrasted cotton rib. Details include side pockets, inner side pocket and front zip.
FIT
Alfie is 175cm tall and wears a size L.
FABRIC
- Upcycled linen - diverted from factory waste.
- Upcycled cotton lining - diverted from factory waste.
FEATURES
- relaxed fit - true to size
- front pockets
- inner side pocket
- front zip
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
NARITH PULLOVER
STORY
The NARITH pullover is cut from a soft and light cotton knit. It features a boat neckline and an appliqué with piping detail on the left sleeve to add a touch of modernity on a timeless design.
FIT
Anna is 172cm tall and wears a size M.
FABRIC
- 100% upcycled cotton knit - diverted from factory waste
FEATURES
- unisex design
- relaxed fit - true to size.
- slight stretch in the fabric
- left sleeve detail
- boat neckline
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
PHIRUM TEE
STORY
Phirum is the Khmer word for "peaceful" and this tee will definitely make you feel at ease. Made from an upcycled cotton blend with four-way stretch, this tee is super soft to the touch with a "barely there" feeling that drapes beautifully on the body. Collar and sleeves have a raw finish for a seamless look.
FIT
Alfie is 175cm tall and wears a size XL.
FABRIC
- 100% upcycled cotton elastane - sourced from local factory waste.
FEATURES
- Unisex style
- Relaxed to oversized fit - true to size.
- Super soft with slight stretch.
- Raw edges on collar and sleeves.
- Hand stitched GK label on the left side.
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
RACHANY TOP
STORY
The RACHANY top is made entirely of handwoven silk organza and cotton threads to recreate the krama checkered pattern we've come to love. This boxy top is delicate and versatile and allows you to style it your way with a body or lingerie.
FIT
Hani is 167cm tall and wears a size S
FABRIC
100% silk organza and cotton threads - handwoven in the Takeo Province of Cambodia
FEATURES
- fits true to size
- relaxed fit
- round neck
- elbow length sleeves
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
RACHANY TOP
STORY
The RACHANY top is made entirely of handwoven silk organza and cotton threads to create a stripped pattern that plays on transparency. This boxy top is delicate and versatile and allows you to style it your way with a body or lingerie.
FIT
Romane is 175cm tall and wears a size S.
FABRIC
100% silk organza and cotton threads - handwoven in the Takeo Province of Cambodia
FEATURES
- fits true to size
- relaxed fit
- round neck
- elbow length sleeves
Customer Reviews
80% of the gross things about fashion happen after you take me home. Don’t be gross, follow these mindful care tips:
- Wash Cold: most of the energy spent in conventional washing machines is used heating the water. Switching from hot water to cold or warm can help prevent 227 kilos of CO2 from entering the atmosphere every year.
- Hang Dry: Skip the drier, just do it. Air-drying your clothes just 6 months a year could save up to 318 kilos of Co2. That’s the equivalent of a flight to Paris where hang-drying laundry is super chic anyways. Go hang like the Frenchies.
- Iron Cool: All of our GOOD KRAMA clothing can be ironed. Ironed, not fried. Give your iron a break and set it on a lower temperature – you’ll save energy and do less damage to your clothing
- Hand Wash: Our handwoven fabrics are super delicate. While you can place them in a gentle cycle, we recommend handwashing them whenever possible.
- Krama pouch: Remember those little krama pouches your clothes came in? They are a great way to protect your clothes when machine washing them. Any other mesh laundry bag will also do.
FACT: 95% of discarded clothing can be recycled or upcycled. Think about that for your next spring-cleaning sess.
Clothes are piling up in your laundry basket? You’re not being lazy, you’re just being a really good person. Only wash as needed – you’ll save on water and detergent and your clothes will last way longer.
By following these smart care instructions, you can make positive impact and generate countless savings in key resources:
