Khadi renditions by new-age brands

Indian craftsmanship has lived a transformative experience, courtesy of the pioneers and revivalists. One such (almost) decade-old story is of khadi— recognised as the fabric of freedom was introduced by Mahatma Gandhi. It was a direction to become self-reliant in producing fabrics as opposed to the booming British mills of machine-made fabrics. Making history as an Indian national movement and khadi has also intuitively resonated with rural and urban horizons. Woven with hand-made cotton, it features a tactile texture yet soft touch against the skin. Khadi has become an arbiter of fine choice at the present age, thanks to the statement-making designer iterations. Evolving from ‘silent economic revolution’ to seasonless style, khadi continues to win with versatile interpretations by Indian brands. Here’s how:

Enech by Nupur Harwani

The timeless fabric is interpreted in anti-fit silhouettes like printed kaftan, palazzo, printed co-ords and pencil skirt, tunic sets that emphasize freedom in movement with an elegant appeal. Consider investing in them for resort getaways and intimate get-togethers. 

Ek Katha

Ek Katha represents khadi with this dynamism of flirtiness and summer romance. The fabric is cut into layered and flouncy skirts and everything from form-fitting bustiers to boxy bodices. A mix of old-school and bohemian moods imbued with free-spirited moments and small pleasures of ruffles and bows.

Amita Gupta Sustainable

The lineup of elevated basics by Amita Gupta Sustainable features indulgently comfortable tunics sets. The breezy silhouettes offer effortless style for long summer days as well balmy evenings that extend into rooftop cocktails. The hand jamdani motifs and stripes reflect the spirit of laidback getaways. 

Yavi

Striking neon hand block prints are placed cleverly highlighting the simple oversize silhouettes into statement pieces in Yavi‘s khadi collection. The off-beat shapes encourage the wearer to invent an individualistic style. A failsafe approach to find a leeway from conventional dress codes, perhaps at work.  

The Right Cut

Boasting seasonless and wear-forever quality khadi can capture the essence of sunny days in chic ways. The Right Cut interprets drawstrings and wide necklines to imbibe a flirty attitude in the dresses and co-ords. If you seek both practicality and pretty appeal, the brand has ideal offerings.

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The Right Cut

The Right Cut

Amita Gupta Sustainable

Amita Gupta Sustainable

Ek Katha

Ek Katha

Enech by Nupur Harwani

Enech by Nupur Harwani


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