Graced with patterns unique to the mehndi tradition from India, this cotton and spandex blend top is soft, lightweight, and versatile. A celebrated part of Indian folk art and culture, the intricate mehndi patterns are created by applying henna to the skin and are traditionally found decorating the hands and feet of brides before their wedding ceremony. The top features a rounded neckline and three-quarter-length sleeves.
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I bought these tops in black and in ecru and am delighted by their fit and fabric. Top quality items of comfort and style.
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10/10/2015
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I really like these shirts in all the colors. The white one has been my favorite and still looks good after 3years. I had ordered the black one previously and returned it as didn't feel the fabric was the same quality. This year tried it again and was happier with it, washed it and am happy with the result.
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05/09/2012
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liked the fabric, style could be improved with slightly lower scooped neck.
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08/23/2014
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This was much smaller than I expected. Would advise buying a size up. Pretty shirt, too bad I had to return for a refund
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10/09/2012
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The white one is great! I wear it all the time. The black one is a totally different fabric. It's stiff and scratchy, and the size runs smaller. It was a major disappointment. How can the same product offered in two colors be so completely different from each other? I'll be VERY unlikely to buy from NG again.
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06/29/2018
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I gave this as a gift for Christmas. Very nicely made.
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