Sleepwear & Lounge

Block-print cotton pajama sets, shorts and waffle robes — organic cotton, hand-stamped, piped, and packed in a matching pouch. This is the category we produce most of, under our own name and under other people’s.

Cotton Pajama Set — Banana Leaf

Shirt, shorts, and a pouch cut from the same cloth. Indigo leaves on white, piped in a quiet line.

Cotton Pajama Set — Tiger

Our tiger, striped in coral and pink. The set people photograph before they wear it.

Waffle Robe — Jungle

Waffle cotton in hot pink, toucans and leopards through the palms. Belted, piped, unmistakable.

Pajama Shorts

The same banana leaf, sold on their own and cut unisex — the piece the season keeps asking for.

A robe on the stairs, on an ordinary morning

Who we already manufacture for

A flagship New York art museum. A nationally known American gift retailer.

For them we produce custom cotton pajama sets, robes and kaftans — made to their brief, in our own workshops in India, with their label in the neck and their hang tag on the garment.

A museum shop is the hardest room in retail to get into. Fabric content, care labelling, packaging, receiving windows, delivery dates — every detail is specified, and every detail is checked. We have been meeting that standard, order after order, for years.

The same hands, the same workshops, the same block print — some under their name, some under ours. That is exactly what we would do for yours.

Velvet

Quilted block-print velvet — bags and pouch sets. Deep pile, hand-stamped, lined and finished by hand.

Velvet Tote — Ocean Blue

Pale blue velvet under a hand-stamped garden, quilted through and bound in striped tape. Deep pile that catches the light, a print you will not find twice.

Pouch Set of Three

Three sizes that nest, tassel-pulled, striped-tape zips. The set tells the story better than the single.

Inside the Pouch

Fully lined, clean seams, a zip that runs true. What the hand finds when the photograph is over.

Inside the Tote

Striped cotton lining, an inner pocket, our woven label. Finished where nobody was going to look.

Apparel

Block-print dresses, kurtas and tunics — organic and deadstock cotton, cut easy, printed by hand. Send us a photograph of a dress and we will sample it — no pattern, no shipping the garment over, no long brief. Then change it as many times as you need until it is yours.

Shirt Dress — Indigo Bouquet

Blue and white, bordered like old porcelain, belted at the waist.

Tiered Dress — Ochre Floral

A small repeating bloom on ochre, tiered and unhurried. Buttons the whole way down.

Block-Print Kaftan — Indigo

One size, wide sleeves, deep pockets. The garment that fits everyone and asks nothing of the wearer.

Block-Print Kaftan — Sage

Soft green on white, cut to move. Beach, kitchen, or the whole of August.

Ikat Kurta Dress

Turquoise ikat with a tasselled tie — the dress that travels and never creases into an apology.

Printed Maxi Dress

Stripe against paisley — two prints arguing politely down the length of a dress.

Front porch, hands in the dirt, robe still on

Shawls & Wraps

Handwoven and hand-embroidered, made by the same hands that print the cloth.

Handwoven Wrap

Woven where the air is thin and the craft runs deep — the wrap reached for every cold morning.

Embroidered Boiled-Wool Shawl

Aari embroidery worked flower by flower into boiled wool. Heavy, warm, and closer to a piece of needlework than a scarf.

Small Goods & Paper

The pieces that finish a shelf — and the ones that travel home in a pocket.

Toiletry Bag — Tiger

Wipe-clean lining, a zip that opens wide enough to actually see inside. The print does the selling.

Fabric-Bound Journal

Block-print cotton over board, a loop and button to close. 100% cotton paper inside — tree-free, thick enough to take ink and pressure.

Where it all ends up — a quiet morning, a robe, nowhere to be