INDI&COLD | Vintage Wallpaper Print Blouse - Voluminous Sleeves

The Ad801 Petalo blouse builds its identity around a single graphic idea: a digital print lifted straight from vintage wallpaper, reworked into something wearable and light. It's the kind of pattern that reads as decorative rather than loud, a nod to interiors and archives rather than to trend, and it gives the piece a romantic, slightly nostalgic character that runs through INDI&COLD's collections. The shirt collar and center button placket keep the silhouette grounded and classic, so the print has room to do the talking without the shape competing for attention. Cut from a lightweight voile in a cotton and silk blend, the fabric has the kind of fluid, slightly slippery hand that catches light and moves independently of the body. It's a fabric built for warmth without weight — cool against the skin, with enough structure from the cotton content to hold the sleeve volume and enough silk in the blend to give it a soft, almost liquid drape. The blouse is fully lined by nothing more than its own construction: no bulk, no stiffness, just a fabric that falls rather than sits. The fit is relaxed by design, cut to sit slightly loose through the body rather than skim it. On a size S, the blouse measures 63cm from shoulder to hem, 52cm across the chest and 58cm at the hem — a proportion that reads as comfortably oversized without swallowing the frame. Each size up adds 1cm in length and 2cm in width, so the drape and ease scale consistently across the range rather than just stretching one dimension. A back yoke gives the shoulders clean structure and helps the fabric fall properly rather than bunching at the seam, while the wide, long sleeves gather into buttoned cuffs — enough volume to feel dramatic at rest, disciplined enough at the wrist to stay out of the way. In motion, the sleeves are the point: they billow and settle with each movement, catching air rather than clinging, while the voile itself ripples rather than crinkles. It's a blouse built for layering seasons — worn open over a slip dress in warmer months, or buttoned to the collar under a wool coat when the temperature drops. The relaxed body works equally well tucked into high-waisted trousers for a more considered, structured look, or left loose over denim for something closer to undone. Style it with minimal jewellery and let the print carry the outfit, or ground it with tailored black trousers and flat mules for daytime wear that still feels considered. It's a blouse that rewards restraint elsewhere in the look — the wallpaper print and sleeve volume are already doing enough.