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Flying FlowerThis Flying Flower bomber from NOKAYA is crafted from 19 momme Mulberry silk. It's produced by dedicated farms where the silkworms feed on organic mulberry leaves.
The bomber features a relaxed straight cut. An ultra-fashionable, yet always feminine, photographic print appears in its new approach: enlarged flowers float against a dreamy pink sky.
Wear it as a set with matching pants.
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Flying Flower
NOKAYA'S WASHABLE SILK
Imagine this: we meticulously source the highest quality 19 momme Mulberry silk – the epitome of luxury, sandwash it, and treat it with Nokaya's recipe to achieve the softest, contemporary semi-matte surface silk. But that's not all. Nokaya's new silk pyjamas are washable! You heard it right; there's no need to dry-clean or hand-wash them anymore. Simply toss them in with the delicates and enjoy life. Sounds good? Try it and experience the sensation of denser, more lavish silk against your skin, promising enduring comfort and unparalleled sophistication.
RELAXED ELEGANCE
The relaxed-fit #NotSoClassi lounge & sleep sets and #QuietClassics slip dress for relaxed yet refined lifestyle, exuding an air of
sophistication and sensuality.
HANDMADE IN UKRAINE
Crafted with meticulous care, our luxury silk pajamas are cut by hand and finished with French seams. We obsess over every detail, right down to the handmade silk piping. Minimalistic finish add an extra value
Crunching the price, we apply a modest multiplier to covers essentials. The outcome? Silk pyjamas and slip-dresses that redefine the standard, offering unrivaled quality at a price that respects your budget.
IN&OUT AESTHETIC
Versatile pieces transition seamlessly from work meetings to dinner evenings, embodying durability and lasting charm.
