A Porcelain Heirloom
A Porcelain Heirloom
A Porcelain Heirloom
Inspired by the timeless beauty of antique blue-and-white porcelain, A Porcelain Heirloom is an elegant longline cardigan featuring intricate floral and ornamental motifs in rich cobalt and sapphire blue against a soft ivory background. Delicate geometric borders frame the open front, while beautifully detailed patterns extend along the wide sleeves, creating a harmonious balance of tradition and contemporary design. Its loose, relaxed silhouette drapes effortlessly, offering comfort without compromising its striking presence. A wearable piece of artistry, reminiscent of treasured heirlooms and the stories they carry through generations.
Composition: Premium Acrylic Wool
Fit: Loose, relaxed longline silhouette
Length: 130 cm (Size Medium)
Details: Intricate woven floral and geometric motifs, contrasting ornamental borders, wide sleeves and open-front design
Care Instructions
- Hand wash or delicate machine cycle in cold water
- Do not tumble dry — lay flat to dry
- Iron on low heat if needed
- Dry clean recommended for best results
Shipping & Return
- Free worldwide shipping
- Lebanon local delivery within 1–3 business days
- Europe delivery within 5–10 business days
- Import duties and VAT, if any, are paid by you on delivery
- 14-day returns on unworn, unaltered items. Customer pays return shipping. No exchanges.
- Questions? Email juzoorlevant@gmail.com
Manufacturing
Every Juzoor Levant piece starts with our designers and is produced in small, carefully managed batches. We take our time, because good garments are never rushed.
Our process:
- Each design is developed and refined by our in-house team before it goes into production
- Made in limited quantities to maintain quality control at every stage
- Yarns are chosen with attention to texture, weight, and how they move on the body
- Each piece is inspected before it leaves — if it doesn't meet our standard, it doesn't ship
- No mass production. No shortcuts. No compromises.
We believe the way something is made is as important as how it looks. That belief is sewn into every seam.
