Weaving luxury into every thread of your collection. Handwoven by Bengal's finest artisans.

Quiet luxury, done right. This Ash Grey Striped Handwoven Cotton doesn’t need loud prints to stand out. The stripes are woven into the cloth (not printed), so the pattern has natural depth, softness, and that unmistakable handloom finish. With a fine 82/84 tread count, it hits the sweet spot: breathable enough for Indian weather, crisp enough to hold structure for shirts, co-ords, kurtas, and minimal silhouettes. Every 4 meters takes roughly one full artisan shift to weave, and you can feel that time in the fabric, in the weight, in the fall. Think: everyday classics, elevated. A textile you’ll keep coming back to because it just works and ages beautifully. And a detail we take seriously: this fabric is woven from start to finish by the same artisan. That continuity is why the weave feels cohesive and why the final cloth has a certain integrity you can’t replicate in segmented production.

This is pure, understated craft. Our Handwoven Off-White Khadi Cotton is plain in the best way, no noise, no gimmicks, just texture, breathability, and that signature khadi character you can feel instantly. Woven with a 92/100 thread count, it’s finer, cleaner, and more elevated than typical everyday cotton. It holds shape when tailored, yet stays airy on skin, which makes it a go-to for kurtas, shirts, dresses, blouses, and even heirloom basics you’ll wear for years. And because this is khadi, it has a living, human quality, a soft irregularity that makes it feel real in a world of perfect machine fabric.

This one is a flex, but in a classy way. Handwoven Khadi Cotton in original Jamdani weave, detailed with polka dots and triangle booti motifs, all woven in, never printed. The off-white base keeps it airy and timeless, while the multicolour bootis add that quiet pop that looks premium without trying too hard. With a 100/120 count, the weave is finer and more intricate, which shows up in the fabric’s finish and fall. And here’s the real proof of craft: this takes about 2 meters in an 8-hour artisan shift. Jamdani is slow by nature because every motif is placed by hand on the loom, so what you’re buying isn’t just fabric, it’s time, skill, and heritage. Perfect for statement kurtas, summer sarees, elevated dupattas, blouses, or modern co-ords where the texture and weave do all the talking. And a detail we take seriously: this fabric is woven from start to finish by the same artisan. That continuity is why the weave feels cohesive and why the final cloth has a certain integrity you can’t replicate in segmented production.

If you love minimal fabrics but still want detail, this one’s for you. This Handwoven Off-White Khadi Cotton features a 3/3 self-check pattern, meaning the checks are woven using the same off-white yarn, so the design shows up as texture and light play, not contrast. The result is super refined: clean from a distance, quietly intricate up close. With a 92/92 thread count, it stays breathable and comfortable, but still has enough structure to stitch into sharp everyday pieces like kurtas, shirts, dresses, blouses, and elevated basics. It’s the kind of fabric that feels “old money” without saying a word. And a detail we take seriously: this fabric is woven from start to finish by the same artisan. That continuity is why the weave feels cohesive and why the final cloth has a certain integrity you can’t replicate in segmented production.

Clean, classic, and quietly detailed. This Handwoven White Cotton comes with a 2/2 self-check pattern, woven using the same white yarn so the checks show up as texture, not contrast. From far it looks pure and minimal, up close it has that soft grid detailing that makes it feel elevated. With a 92/92 count, it’s breathable and comfortable, but still crisp enough to hold shape, perfect for shirts, kurtas, co-ords, dresses, and everyday tailoring that’s meant to look sharp without looking loud. And because it’s handwoven, it carries that subtle, lived-in character that machine fabric just can’t fake. It’s also fast enough for daily production standards, woven at roughly 4 meters per 8-hour artisan shift. And a detail we take seriously: this fabric is woven from start to finish by the same artisan. That continuity is why the weave feels cohesive and why the final cloth has a certain integrity you can’t replicate in segmented production.