Indian design’s love affair with handspun and handwoven

On Gandhi Jayanti, a look at how ethical fashion is being taken ahead by Indian designers  

Team Lounge
Published2 Oct 2021, 10:00 AM IST
This relaxed-fit blazer in selvedge cotton spun by the Janapada Seva Trust from rural Karnataka is both stylish and sustainably produced. Available on Yali.store; ₹5,804
This relaxed-fit blazer in selvedge cotton spun by the Janapada Seva Trust from rural Karnataka is both stylish and sustainably produced. Available on Yali.store; ₹5,804

Because ‘khadi’ doesn't have to spell boring.  

Elephant Parade Bomber

Bomber jacket from Khanijo

Crafted in handwoven cotton, this unlined, all-weather bomber jacket is finished with colourful piping, with the elephant motif adding a touch of playfulness. 

Available on Khanijo.com; ₹14,800

Gaurang Blue Bandhani Frock

From the Little Gaurang line by Gaurang Shah 

From designer and textile revivalist Gaurang Shah’s Little Gaurang line, this frock in dyed, handwoven cotton, with a Peter Pan collar, is a perfect blend of traditional and contemporary design. 

Available on Little.Gaurang.Co; ₹16,500

Tasselled Cotton Table Runner

Table runner from Secret Label

Add a splash of colour to your dining table with this embroidered runner crafted from handspun cotton thread. 

Available on TheSecretLabel.com; ₹4,300

Upcycled threads necklace

Upycled fabric necklace

This piece is handmade by artisans with waste fabric bits and metal/ceramic detailing. 

Available at Baromarket.in; ₹ 700

Nicole Midi Dress

Nicole Midi Dress from The Jodi Life 

The motif on this cotton dress with self-checks, puffed sleeves and pleat detailing down the front has been inspired by Cambodia’s Angkor Wat temples. 

Available on TheJodiLife.com; ₹7,290

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