I’ve been dabbling with design and Sat Hari’s a designer herself-a jewelry designer-and so we came together on that level. The result is a gorgeous, heirloom-quality garment that fits impeccably (“I wanted to make sure that it could fit not just anybody but any body,” says Sat Hari) and will last forever.

“I kept being shown how to do the snaps, how to cut every single gemstone so that it wouldn’t break, how to cover them in enamel.” (Each shirt has hand-cut gemstone snaps-7 down the front, representing the chakras, and 11 total, which is the number of mastery in numerology.) She even found labels and hang tags made from recycled materials so that the entire product, not just the ethically shorn cashmere, is more sustainable. It was almost like God was saying, ‘Yes, this is what you need to do,’” says Sat Hari. The shirt was produced, Pitt loved it, and the pair started planning how to build a business out of it. The same manufacturer, as it turns out, who had made the OG shirt from all those years ago. Then one day, a friend put her in touch with a cashmere manufacturer she’d met at a meditation course. “So I called around to all the different fashion houses to see if somebody could make a cashmere shirt in time for Christmas, and everyone basically said no.” “I knew that these shirts existed, but they weren’t exactly what I wanted, and I couldn’t find them again,” she says. Inspired by this vision, Sat Hari set out to make her friend a cashmere button-up based on one she had been given by a client almost a decade earlier.

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