Little Cavalry Single Side Flared Sleeves Cheongsam

At Maison Q, prints are never just that  — they are exciting little worlds waiting to be discovered. For our newest collection, we turned to the stories that surround us: the traditions, symbols and everyday wonders that spark curiosity in both children and grown-ups alike.

Each design is carefully imagined through the Maison Q lens — playful, thoughtful and filled with whimsical details. Every print carries a tale of its own, lovingly brought to life by our team of creatives.

Here are the stories behind our CNY 2026 prints:

Little Cavalry

Little Cavalry is a playful tribute to the Year of the Horse, featuring four charming ponies brought together in a whimsical cavalry. Set against a vibrant hue of orange, the print is bright, festive and full of magic.

Each horse carries a symbol of celebration. One holds a red lantern, glowing with warmth and good fortune. Another is paired with calla lilies, the lucky flower for the year, representing beauty and blessings. A third pony trots happily with sparklers in tow, lighting up the sky with festivity and cheer. The fourth holds a red packet — a timeless emblem of prosperity.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

• A modern cheongsam with exaggerated, flared sleeves, a fitted waist, and a Mandarin collar. This design runs small and you may consider getting one size up. Please check the size chart to be sure. 

• A good quality invisible zipper sewn down the back for ease of wear. 

• This is a single-sided apparel and is not reversible.

• 100% cotton.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Gentle machine wash, on cold.
• Wash with like colours in a laundry bag.
• Do not soak.
• Iron on medium heat. For a reversible apparel, iron on medium and away from the hemline. Iron towards the centre of the apparel so that the two pieces of fabric in your reversible piece does not gather at the hem.
• Do not iron over brand labels or snap closure buttons.
• No clothes dryers.
• When washing, be mindful not to use too much detergent as this, in some cases, may affect the durability and colour of the cotton (a natural fabric) in the long run.