[Make Your Own] Tarari Bomber Jackets
MADE FOR YOU IN 1 WEEK
DESCRIPTION
A SPECIAL LIMITED COLLECTION
We sourced these vintage sarees in India for their rare beauty — hand embroidery in metallic thread, patterns never mass-produced, silk that has already lived a life.
The rarity of these fabrics means there's only enough for a very few. So each is made only upon order. Once the fabric is turned into a jacket for you, there won't be another one like it. We've shared some swatches to show you their intricate details — and here's how it works:
- Choose your saree. Each swatch is the real vintage saree that will be turned into a bomber. The one you select is reserved for you the moment you order.
- Choose your closure. Zipper for a clean, modern line; buttons for a softer, heritage finish. (See product images for referenecs)
- Choose standard sizes or share your measurements: in the order note at checkout. For custom measurements: please share your bust, desired length (from shoulder to waist), overall height and waist size. We will contact you directly there's missing information.
If you would like more information about swatches or the piece in general, DM us on instagram or email us at: hello@avte-bardo.com
CARE
Dry clean only
SIZE & FIT
SHIPMENT TIME (DIFFERS BY BRAND)
If you would like a piece by a specific date, please email us at hello@avte-bardo.com so we can accomodate your needs.
If we have stock available, please allow 1 week for the piece to dispatch.
Store exchanges are accepted if you are not satisfied with your purchase (unless the piece is custom made to order).
Rooted in Indian Textile Heritage
Drawing from India’s weaving traditions where fabric is created slowly on the loom - a lineage of craftsmanship where material carries cultural memory.
Tailored Made for you
Each piece is produced in small batches by skilled female seamstresses. Reach out to us if you would like to choose a unique saree fabric for your very own bomber.
Sustainably & Ethically Made
Each piece is made with vintage, dead-stock sarees. The process prioritizes quality over scale, resulting in a piece that feels considered rather than mass-made.
Words by Mihika] I remember my ancestral home in Rajasthan, a place rich with diverse tribal communities. I was so inspired by the village women who adorned themselves with rich textiles & artistic traditions.
The women would braid their hair using fabric scraps found around the house. This led to my exploration and fascination with turning scraps into something beautiful and meaningful.
This project first took form when my mother and I worked on a personal project - mending a pair of old jeans with scraps, leftover laces, patches from Indian wear - giving what feels like waste, a second life.
Each piece carries a story that is shaped by its journey. It has travelled through Indian markets, village workshops, artisanal homes, and our art studio - reflecting the soul of its origin.
Blending heritage textiles with modern sihlouettes allows me to create something fresh while keeping a connection to the past. It’s about evolving the materials, giving them new meaning.
