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ridiculously soft.subtly stylish.actually sustainable.

ridiculously soft

“the fabric is super soft, airy, just feels great on the skin.”
TJ · ★★★★★

subtly stylish

“beautiful fabric to touch, elegant and comfy to wear.”
Shannon K · ★★★★★

ridiculously soft

“the cotton is super soft. love the fit, the texture and the style.”
Ankita M · ★★★★★

subtly stylish

“soft, chic and comfy! loved wearing it to my niece’s birthday party.”
Arpitha R · ★★★★★

ridiculously comfy

“deeply satisfied, looks so fab on me. comfort is next level for sure. thank you for existing.”
Garima T · ★★★★★

since day one

“loved the fit. comfortable and stylish. a fan since inception of the brand.”
Malz · ★★★★★

the fit

“superb fit & feel. i wish they made in other colours. i would buy them all.”
Paroma · ★★★★★

ridiculously comfy

“i love the fabric and the comfortable fit.”
Neelima R · ★★★★★

edit: she sells seashells

picked up on the beach. worn all summer.

shells from Goa's beaches, printed on airy organic cotton muslin.

bye, melatonin.

pyjamas you can answer the door in.

double muslin + organic cotton, cut loose so you actually sleep in it. most people start here.

edit: hello azulejo

Goa's tiles, knitted.

the blue-and-white azulejos you see all over Goa, turned into the softest knit we make. one piece, or the whole set.

edit: polka party

dots, done properly.

our not-so-subtle one. big dots on our softest knit. wear the top, the skirt, or both.

kids

tees that survive recess.

organic cotton for kids who climb, roll and grow out of everything. soft enough for skin that notices.

bedroom

sheets that feel better every wash.

100% organic cotton sheets and duvet covers. no harsh finishes, just softer every time.

come say hi

four stores. no strangers.

Assagao and Panjim in Goa, Indiranagar in Bengaluru, Ballygunge in Kolkata. feel the fabric, try it on, stay for a chat.

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“rewriting the rules of fashion, proving that style can also be a force for good.”
Fortune India
“possibly India's oldest and most established vegan clothing brand.”
Condé Nast Traveller
“it starts with using organic cotton, an all-Indian supply chain, upcycling surplus, and choosing zero-plastic packaging.”
Vogue India
“sustainably made, right from the seed to the garment.”
The Indian Express
“a triple bottom-line of people, planet, and profits.”
Hindustan Times