Heavy Industry Madeira Totem Bat Sleeve Cardigan Strap Dress Set

In 2026, we are still dreaming for women,
ReVe moves from a small dream to a constantly moving scenery.
We infuse the soul of handmade customization into daily life
Inheriting the refined style of Gaoding, endowing life with a warm touch.
Taking inspiration from ‘wind’, the intangible form is condensed into smooth lines and natural materials.
We believe that beauty is a relaxing force.
Not pleasing, not tense, able to fully accept oneself in every ordinary moment.
Let art blend in and accompany you in every sparkling moment.
Walking calmly, creating its own scenery.
Fabric Interpretation
Madeira Heavy Industries Embroidered Tencel Hemp Fabric for Breathable and Comfortable Cooling in Summer
75% Tencel 18% Brocade 7% Hemp
Do not machine wash, do not bleach, do not expose to direct sunlight, do not iron
The smoothness of Tencel and the slight astringency of linen interweave, giving the fabric a silky skin like texture while retaining the dryness and breathability of linen fabric. The addition of nylon provides a stable skeleton for embroidery totems, making the hollow patterns firm and not collapsing. Fingertips can feel the relief like bumps and depressions when crossing the embroidered patterns on the car bones, with each stitch resembling the lines carved by ancient Roman craftsmen on the stone wall. The fabric is light and bone like, and the cardigans made of it do not stick to the flesh, allowing wind to freely pass through
Madeira Embroidery
Madeira embroidery originated from the Madeira Islands in Portugal, where hollowed out patterns are embroidered on cotton and linen substrates by hand or machine. The embroidery totem of this set is themed around ancient Roman rolled grass patterns and circular wheels. Madeira embroidery is known for its fine hollowed out craftsmanship, with classical rolled grass patterns, buttercup leaves, and geometric borders embroidered on cotton thread. Gold beads are sporadically scattered on the flower core and leaf veins, shining like morning dew when light passes by. When the bat sleeves of the cardigan are unfolded, the embroidered patterns resemble an unfolded classical painting scroll
Equipped with soft satin lining in the same color scheme, it has a smooth touch and provides comprehensive anti penetration protection. There is an air layer between the lining and the outer embroidery, making the skirt more fluffy
Pattern: Loose fit
Thickness: Thin and Light
Elasticity: No elasticity
Lining: There is lining
Washing and care: It is recommended to wash by hand and not machine wash. The maximum washing temperature is 30 ° C. Do not bleach, expose to sunlight, or flip. Lay flat in a dry and cool place to dry. Dry clean at low temperature. Iron base plate temperature is 110 ° C. Color separation washing is recommended
[Tivoli Pink Orange]
On the pottery jars unearthed from the Tivoli Hadrian Manor.
After thousands of years, the warm crimson and orange tones blend with the warm ash of volcanic ash and the matte finish of clay
And the sunset glow reflected on the sea surface in the Mediterranean.
The hollowed out patterns embroidered by Madeira give the pink orange a deep and subtle texture
When light passes through, the skin appears faintly between the patterns
The base color of the stone wall exposed after peeling off the paint on the mural
The curly grass pattern of ancient Rome awakens on cotton thread, with golden beads like the peeling sunlight in Hadrian’s estate
A set of clothes brings the warmth of the Mediterranean and the tranquility of a classical garden
Bat sleeve cardigan is as light as cicada wings:
The fishbone thread spliced on the cuffs and the edge of the fungus trembled gently with the sea breeze, like the golden carved clasp on the pleated placket of an olive leaf by the Tivoli Fountain. It was the key to the temple, each one engraved with the afterglow of the empire
Wearing a camisole skirt with a super high waistline to support the chest line
The lower hem extends layer by layer into a vase like arc, and the shoulder strap is adorned with two beads strung with tassels woven from hemp rope. Wearing it, one can live in the summer of ancient Rome
Walking step by step, swaying like the ribbon on Hepburn’s hat brim during Roman Holiday
Bat sleeve cardigan, showcasing the lazy atmosphere of exotic vacation
The cardigan has a loose silhouette and can be worn as a lightweight jacket over a camisole skirt. The batwing sleeves are not too wide, and the sleeves are wide and naturally fall from the shoulders
Splicing a circle of fungus edges around the cuffs, the folds of the fungus edges are fixed with fishbone thread, allowing the wave curvature to stand straight and not collapse
The front placket of the cardigan is adorned with a golden carved buckle
The surface is carved with retro floral patterns and embroidered totems. The buttons can be undone, allowing the cardigan to fully open and serve as a sunscreen cover
Ultra high waistline+vase shaped hem, creating a design inspired camisole skirt
The waistline of the camisole skirt is located below the chest, visually elongating the lower body hem through multiple trapezoidal cutting and splicing. Forming a vase shaped silhouette that gradually expands outward from the waistline to the ankles, the waist and abdomen have excellent decorative effects – tightening excess fat and elongating the legs
The voluminous hem of the skirt makes the body appear more slender
The shoulder straps of the camisole skirt are woven with hemp rope, sewn with two wooden clay colored beads. The tassels hang down below the beads, which are twisted into thin hemp rope threads and sway with the wind when walking, adding a graceful and dynamic atmosphere and making the skirt full of freedom and playfulness