This boho-chic traditional blouse embroidered with folk patterns has short sleeves, floral ornaments on sleeve and chest, delicate embroidery and is sewed by hand with white and chocolate brown natural silk. This ethnic jewel reproduces authentic motifs and is 100% embroidered by hand on fine cotton fabrics. Hand wash in warm water with mild suds and use moderately warm iron. Do not bleach or tumble dry. To protect the embroidery, you are advised not to use the iron directly on the blouse.

More than a simple piece of clothing, the authentic Anilu blouse means style, originality and refinement. Anilu preserves tradition but adds subtle accents of modern to the classic peasant blouse. Unique, feminine, seductive, the exquisite Romanian blouse is a valuable and sophisticated piece of art that does not lack in any fashionistas wardrobe.

Anilu store guarantees the top quality and uniqueness of handmade clothing items, made by rare artisans who are living on forgotten lands of Romanian villages, in the Carpathian Mountains. Inherited form generation to generation, from mother to daughter, for centuries, the process of creating authentic Romanian blouses is unique in the world and can last from several days up to weeks. The legendary Romanian craftsmen sew by hand the geometrical and floral motifs on what will end up to be a unique masterpiece. Therefore, the authentic Anilu blouse is made entirely by hand, just like in ancient times, sewn with different types of hand stitches, using various colors and models, varying from a part of Romania to another, through a painstaking and lengthy process.

Exclusively, Anilu.ro offers you for this product the concept Made to Measure. In this way, you can order the garment you want, which will be made as indicated by you to fit perfectly your figure. All you have to do is to tick the option Made to Measure, fill the form we will send on your e-mail with your measurements and we will tailor this fabulous ethnic blouse the way you want.

Delicate, sensual, innocent, traditional Romanian blouse has became a fashion trend and a must have for fashionistas all over the world, fascinating both artists and fashion designers. Yves Saint Laurent was the first designer who introduced Romanian blouse in its autumn-winter 1981 collection, “La blouse roumaine”, followed by Oscar de la Renta in the early 2000s, Jean Paul Gaultier in 2006, Tom Ford in 2012 and Isabel Marant in 2013, and many others.