Slow. Silk. Soul.

Clothing woven with ethics, stories, and time

Who Made Our Clothes?

The Story of Eri Silk & the Artisans of Meghalaya

Our journey begins in the mist-kissed hills of Meghalaya, where the ancient craft of hand-weaving intertwines with the rich cultural tapestry of its indigenous tribes. Here, the Hajong, Rabha, Koch, Garo, Jaintia, and Khasi artisans spin more than just silk—they weave stories of heritage, resilience, and harmony with nature.

At the heart of our collection lies Eri Silk (Ryndia)—one of the most sustainable and durable fibers known to humanity. Revered as "Peace Silk" (Ahimsa Silk), it’s crafted without harming the silkworms, honoring a philosophy of compassion that mirrors our brand’s ethos.

A Collaboration Woven with Purpose

In 2020–21, amidst a world reshaped by change, our founder Jeet discovered this craft through a Delhi-based NGO. What began as a quest for social entrepreneurship soon became a deeper mission:

To preserve the vanishing art of hand-weaving.
To empower Meghalaya’s artisans with fair, sustainable livelihoods.
To collaborate as equals—learning from their wisdom, sharing modern insights, and co-creating designs that honor tradition while embracing innovation.
To build bridges—between urban slow fashion and rural craft, between generations, and between cultures.

Every piece we create is a testament to this exchange of knowledge and respect—a fabric woven not just with threads, but with stories, patience, and mutual growth.

This is more than clothing. It’s a movement.

Weaving a Brighter Future: Our Pledge to the Craft

1. Modern Tools, Timeless Craft
We’re introducing new-age handlooms and training to help artisans weave larger, finer fabrics—preserving tradition while boosting productivity and quality.

2. Direct Access, Fairer Futures
By linking artisans with reputed yarn mills and suppliers, we cut out exploitative middlemen and ensure premium raw materials reach their looms.

3. The "Who Made Your Clothes?" Movement
We’re amplifying the stories behind each thread—educating the world on handwoven artistry, ethical origins, and the faces behind every textile.

4. From Soil to Silk: Local Resilience
Empowering weavers to grow their own Eri silk (sericulture) and cultivate natural dye plants, fostering true self-sufficiency.

5. Global Reach, Grassroots Impact
Leveraging modern marketing to connect these crafts with conscious consumers worldwide—because heritage deserves a global stage.

6. Weaver Communities, Stronger Together
Building collaborative networks where artisans share knowledge, mentorship, and pride in their craft’s revival.