A series featuring artist Ngô Đình Bảo Châu in the Lunar New Year ~ Tết Collection 2023.
Pre-order by Friday, December 9th for delivery before LNY.
The Blind Hem Stitch is Kaarem’s commitment to and celebration of cultural preservation. The craft of making an áo dài, the traditional Vietnamese garment that inspires the collections, focuses on the use of the Blind Hem Stitch where no seams are visible on the exterior. Kaarem is influenced by these age-old Vietnamese sewing techniques, and we seek to update them for our clothing designs. In each Kaarem piece, you will find the handcrafted care from our production studio team in Saigon.
TẾT 2023 PRE-ORDER
Order by Friday, December 9th to receive in time to celebrate the Lunar New Year! Shipping starts January 12th. For Vietnam, please pre-order though our shop in Saigon, Que by Kaarem.
This is made-to-order and final sale. If you miss the pre-order window, arrival before Lunar New Year is not guaranteed. We will also have a small selection available fo purchase at the Lunar New Year Pop-Up in San Francisco at Abacus Row in mid-January.
Shop TẾT COLLECTION 2023 here.
Credits
Photographer
Chuong Pham
Featuring
Ngô Đình Bảo Châu
Stylist
Khuyên Lại
Special Thanks
Đạt Vũ
3namstudio
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