Simorgh Flight Jumpsuit

Golsa's largest recurring motif — the Simorgh, the phoenix that raised Zal in the Shahnameh — redrawn in dense linework and printed edge to edge across a fitted, ankle-length jumpsuit split to the thigh. The print is sublimation-dyed directly into the stretch fabric rather than applied on top, so it never cracks or fades unevenly with wear. Two floor-length cape panels are set into the shoulder seams instead of sleeves, cut from the same printed fabric so they read as wings when the arms lift. The gradient — deep teal fading to warm gold — is dip-dyed into the base cloth before printing, so no two panels take the color transition in quite the same place. Made to order in Berlin, in small runs.