Woven across India. Chosen for you in Kollam.

Weavers in this small hill town have made Chanderi for centuries. Silk and cotton woven so fine it is almost sheer, with a soft sheen that catches the light.

A temple town on the banks of the Narmada, known for light silk and cotton weaves with neat zari borders. Comfortable enough for a long day, elegant enough for a function.

Home of Kota Doria. Look closely and you will see tiny square checks, called khats, woven right into the cloth. Light, airy and made for warm weather.

Famous for its printed cottons. Soft, breathable fabric with cheerful prints that you will reach for again and again.

Where jamdani weaving comes from. The motifs are woven in by hand on the loom, thread by thread, instead of being printed on top.

Hand block printed georgette finished with badla, a traditional embellishment made with fine flat metal wire that gives a quiet sparkle.