The Sweet Harvest
The Sweet Harvest
The Sweet Harvest is a celebration of patience, abundance, and the beautiful rewards of what we choose to nurture. Across its warm, natural canvas, fruit-laden trees come alive through intricate Aghabani embroidery, surrounded by tiny ladders and gathering baskets—a charming scene inspired by the timeless ritual of harvest.
Crafted from 75% Nawl and 25% premium acrylic, the piece has a beautifully substantial, artisanal texture, softened by flowing fringe along the hem and sleeves. Rich greens, earthy browns, and touches of golden fruit bring warmth and depth to the embroidery, transforming the garment into a wearable landscape.
Created with Levantine designers and skilled craftspeople, every piece takes over a week to complete. The embroidery and finishing are worked individually by hand, so each garment carries subtle differences in its stitching and details. No two are exactly alike—each bears the unmistakable character of the hands that created it.
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 is produced in small, carefully managed batches. We work with skilled artisans who understand that garment-making is not a race — it is a practice.
Our process:
- Cut and sewn by hand 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.
