SPRING SUMMER' 26
There is an ease to the collection, garments that feel familiar from the moment they are worn. Inspired by the idea of reconnecting with old friends and revisiting places once known intimately, the pieces evoke a quiet nostalgia.
THE MUL STORY: WOVEN LIKE AIR
Before the rise of industrial yarns and calibrated counts, there existed a cloth so fine it moved like air itself. Woven along the riverbanks of Bengal, shaped by humidity, patience, and hand memory, muslin was never merely a textile. It was an atmosphere of dialogue between cotton, climate, and human touch.
At 11.11 / eleven eleven, our 200-count handspun mul begins with this memory.
Not as nostalgia, but as continuation.
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There are fabrics that clothe the body, and then there are fabrics that remember the body. Mul belongs to the latter. Macro shot of mul fabric, West Bengal. Before the rise of industrial yarns and...
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Ponduru Cotton: Indigenous Red Cotton
India is home to Ponduru red cotton or Red cotton refers to the rare, indigenous "yerra patti" (red cotton) or "konda patti" (hill cotton) grown in Andhra Pradesh's Srikakulam district. This short...
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SPRING / SUMMER 2026 : JOURNAL
A place that stays with us long after we leave it. A place we once wandered through in younger years. The familiar corners, shared jokes, and the quiet delight of recognising how time has shaped us...
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