FLUX MULTIFUNCTIONAL
ARCHETYPE : THE CYCLE BREAKER
You’re not here to stay the same.
You’re here to shift.
The Flux Multifunctional piece is designed around movement—not just of the body, but of identity. It doesn’t belong to one form, and it doesn’t expect you to either.
The silhouette changes depending on how you wear it. Draped, wrapped, tied—each way creates a different shape, a different energy. It can feel open and fluid one moment, more defined and held the next.
Made in a soft, breathable fabric, it flows easily with the body. The black keeps it grounded—giving space for expression without overwhelming it.
The tie elements allow you to rework it in multiple ways. Around the neck, across the torso, wrapped or left loose—there’s no fixed way to wear it. Each version feels like a different side of you coming forward.
It’s not about styling it “right.”
It’s about letting it change with you.
Details
– Multifunctional design with multiple ways to wear
– Adjustable tie elements for varied styling
– Fluid, draped silhouette
– Soft, breathable fabric
– Deep black tone for versatility
Wear it differently each time.
You don’t have to repeat yourself.
You’re allowed to evolve.
Avoid direct sunlight when drying the product as this may cause colour fading and/or shrinkage. Due to the usage of organic fabric, post wash wrinkling is higher. Get the piece ironed for premium look & feel everytime you wear this look.
Hand wash or machine cold wash. Do not add any other bulky garments to wash with any Lune De Sol garment. Follow a light wash cycle. Ideally, hand wash
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FLUX MULTIFUNCTIONAL
Social & Environmental Responsibility.
When it comes to sustainable fashion, reducing the need to throw and buy again is crucial. Artisans are skilled labourers who work with traditional techniques. These techniques have been around for centuries, passed down from a time when machine made, “disposable” fast fashion did not yet exist. Meaning, artisan hand-crafted garments generally lasts longer, and can also be mended if they experience slight wear and tear.
Recognising the intricacy, patience, and tedious labour that goes into the craft gives us a new perspective on our wardrobe. It was our visits to our artisan partners in India that made us realise how the value of craft is intrinsically interwoven into the lives of Indian culture and society. It taught us that clothes are not merely commodities, easily disposable and replaceable. Clothes that are made with love demands to be cared for with love. While fast fashion disconnects us from the supply chain behind a product, and makes us prone to throwaway without much thought, artisan-made clothes teaches us to treasure what we have, because we are connected to a face, a family, or a culture behind what we wear.
The better you treat your clothing, the longer your clothes will last and look great. In general, we wash clothing much more than we need to. Laundry wastes water and energy, breaks down fabrics, fades colors and releases tiny microplastics into our oceans. It’s impossible to skip the washer all together of course, but it’s good to be conscious of what’s in your laundry basket and skip washing until it’s really needed.