Tanvi Johri
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Wear your heritage
Discover our specially designed saree capsules, that find home in the weaving clusters of India.
Shop collection →250 weavers, 40 artisans,
across 6 states, 150%
increase in their earnings
100% better livelihood.
Dresses
Wear your confidence
Rooted yet ever-evolving. The thought is simple, discover versatile dresses, made especially for you.
Shop collection →Tops & Bottoms
Wear your comfort
Thoughtfully crafted - clean silhouettes for an experience that shapes itself, transforms and transitions, with you.
Shop collection →Up until 220 AD, block printing was only a technical concept.
A few years later, in India, a medium of visual expression.
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testimonials
Mahima Dhawan
New Delhi | Visual Designer
I bought a dressfolk linen saree for the first time a couple of months back at an exhibition and I still remember it took me less than 5 mins to make up my mind about the purchase.
The saree is one of a kind, lightweight and the most minimal piece of clothing I own. I have paired it with different things at different occasions but always got equal amount of compliments on how beautiful it looks. My mom wants to steal it from me, it’s that good.
Anokhi Shah
Chef
Ahmedabad | Actor, content creator
“Something I’ll always remember of Dressfolk is how seamless everything is - both the product and the shopping experience. I’d loved a specific sari with silver zari details, and that one got sold out. They had a similar one with gold details, and instead of a simple no, I remember them especially getting the silver one woven for me. And all of this, simply over a direct message on Instagram.”
Artisans
The Heart Of Dressfolk
The future of fashion and the planet relies on people – especially the people who hand-make our clothes. Over 65% of child labour across the globe is employed by the fashion industry and India is a participant. Not only is it unethical but also unproductive. Aren't we giving up too much, for too little?
The future of fashion and the planet relies on people – especially the people who hand-make our clothes. Over 65% of child labour across the globe is employed by the fashion industry and India is a participant. Not only is it unethical but also unproductive. Aren't we giving up too much, for too little?
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Were the latest trends of Indian traditional sarees made by our own Indian Artisans.
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