Miraas Men’s Baloch Embroidered Waistcoat
Miraas brings Baloch needlework into a clean menswear silhouette, giving a traditional pattern a confident place in formal and semi-formal dressing. This Persian Men’s Embroidered Waistcoat from Persis Collection is made from premium-grade crepe fabric with Baloch-style semi-hand-embroidered fabric, finished with embroidery across the collar and pocket areas. The free-size design measures 50 cm from underarm to underarm, helping customers judge the fit before ordering. For men exploring Persian Fashion or developing a distinctive Persian Men’s Style, Miraas offers an expressive alternative to a conventional Persian Men’s Waistcoat, with worldwide delivery available.
Persian Men’s Clothing with Baloch Embroidery
Designed as a distinctive piece of Persian Men’s Clothing, the Persian Men’s Baloch Waistcoat features eight Baloch-style buttons, an internal lining, and decorative mock pockets. The collar can be styled in two different ways, giving the wearer greater flexibility when coordinating the waistcoat for formal or semi-formal occasions. Its armhole height is 26 cm, while the underarm-to-underarm width is 50 cm. The combination of premium-grade crepe and Baloch-style semi-hand embroidery gives this Persian Men’s Baloch Embroidered Waistcoat its defining character, with the decorative work deliberately concentrated around the collar and pocket areas. Customers searching for a Persian Men’s Vest or distinctive Persian Clothing For Sale can also explore our wider Persian Men’s Clothing selection.
Baloch Embroidery and the Artistic Story of Miraas
The name Miraas, meaning heritage, captures the idea behind the design: carrying the visual language of Baloch embroidery into contemporary men’s Persian Clothing. Rather than covering the entire garment with ornament, the embroidery is focused around the collar and pockets, allowing the patterned sections to stand clearly against the main fabric and giving the design a deliberate, composed appearance. Baloch embroidery is recognised for its intricate geometric patterning and strong visual rhythm, and here that decorative language becomes the focal point of a modern waistcoat. The eight Baloch-style buttons reinforce this identity, while the two-way collar design allows the traditional detailing to be presented differently according to the wearer’s styling. Miraas is therefore more than decorative Persian Fashion: its appeal lies in giving a living regional art form a visible role in contemporary men’s dress.
