Jungle Nomad Shawl
Some pieces are made for the dance floor. This one is made for everything around it: the sunrise set, the walk back to camp, and the long lazy afternoon in the shade.
The Jungle Nomad Shawl is a long, flowing men’s vest-type shawl in deep forest green and soft cream. The print mixes three patterns that work together. Crisp geometric triangle stripes run down the front panels, a speckled snakeskin texture sits beside them, and bold brushstroke flames sweep across the body and sleeves. Light cream fringing finishes the hem and moves as you walk. It’s bohemian without trying too hard, and it pairs easily with white linen pants, harem pants or a pair of board shorts.
Light, breathy and easy to wear
It’s made from a linen-look polyester with a twill weave, so it has the relaxed texture of linen without the creases. The fabric is standard weight. It’s light enough for a hot summer day and still gives you a layer of cover when the sun is fierce or the evening turns cool. Throw it over a bare chest, a singlet or a tee and you’re sorted.
Relaxed, open fit
It has a full open front and no buttons or ties. The deep V-neck falls open naturally, and the wide, loose sleeves sit around the elbow and catch the breeze. The cut hangs long and drapes lower at the sides for that effortless shawl shape. It goes on in a second and layers over just about anything.
Made for festivals and holidays
At under 400g it rolls up small, so it fits in your festival backpack, beach bag or carry-on. Wear it on a raving d-floor, at a summer day party or a spring festival, or keep it in the car for when the sun drops.
Features
- Linen-look polyester with a twill weave
- Forest green and cream mixed geometric print
- Fringe trim along the hem
- Full open front with a deep V-neck
- Loose, wide sleeves for airflow
- Long, relaxed drape
- Lightweight and packs down small (approx. 387g)
Sizes: M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL
Everyone is built differently, so please check our sizing tool before you order to find your best fit.
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