Designers

23°N 69°E merges urban chic with traditional Indian craftsmanship. This unique collaboration with artisans like Khalid Amin Khatri and Sidr Craft from Kutch, presents a line of unique, gender-neutral, and versatile garments.

Ahmev’s timeless style is thoughtfully sourced and crafted by artisans, reflecting the luxury contemporary design aesthetic of the brand. Each piece is made with integrity and gentleness, using the finest materials. The curated designs feature beautiful minimalistic detailing, proudly illustrating the rich cultural heritage of India. The resulting ensemble achieves a perfect balance between classic and modern, cultural and universal, sprightly yet elegant.

“BAKR” is a design studio based in Fort Cochin, India by Mohamed Hizqeel. The studio produces natural organic dyes used for their designs. BAKR works towards creating a limited series of relaxed street-fit designs

A homegrown label who create timeless pieces using traditional craft from natural sustainable fabric. Born from sheer love for textiles, we aim to bring affordable, timeless pieces that could be worn for years.

Erode aims to boldly express their opposition to fast fashion and they achieve this by exploring clothing that holds intrinsic value and emphasizing preservation. By continuously producing unique and meaningful creations, Erode aims to provide differentiated pieces that challenges the norms of the fashion.

At Iro Iro, class meets creativity as the collective explores new ways to upcycle textile waste, saving tonnes of CO2, thousands of kilos of textile waste, and hundreds of thousands of liters of water. This dedication not only showcases Iro Iro's commitment to environmental stewardship but also their passion for co-creating systems that challenge and redefine the boundaries of sustainable fashion.

Johargram is an ethical and sustainable streetwear brand dedicated to showcasing the exquisite textiles of Jharkhand and promoting traditional craftsmanship. Launched in 2020, Johargram aims to revive indigenous craft forms by integrating them into contemporary fashion. Their products are crafted using natural materials, blending traditional artistry with modern design sensibilities.

At the heart of Paher's philosophy is the appreciation of the inherent beauty in handmade textile imperfections, adopting a 'Wabi Sabi' perspective towards life. This reverence for the natural and the flawed is what propels Paher forward, celebrating the unique character of each garment.

RIGU, from New Delhi, defines 'Liveable Luxury' with its vibrant, hand-painted prints and color-rich garments designed for modern, confident living. Emphasizing thoughtful design and sustainability, RIGU reinterprets traditional textile practices, offering made-to-order pieces that blend artisan craftsmanship with contemporary style for the global, conscious consumer.

Each collection by TEGA is co-created with a specific Adivasi community, showcasing their traditional colors, patterns, and natural symbols. TEGA's pieces embrace and amplify everyone across the gender and size spectrum. Their collections are created in collaboration with Sandur Kushala Kala Kendra, an NGO focused on supporting Lambani craft. Each piece is made with natural handwoven fabrics and features Lambani hand-embroidery representing various elements of nature.

Yūga is a slow fashion brand rooted in the rich textile traditions of India, particularly those from Kerala. Yūga has been dedicated to crafting unique pieces that blend traditional textiles with modern design sensibilities. The brand's mission is to preserve and elevate cultural heritage through fashion, transforming these time-honored textiles into contemporary clothing that resonates on a global platform.