The global fashion industry is standing on the edge of its biggest transformation ever — one that will separate the honest from the hollow. Europe has decided that by 2030, every fashion product sold there must carry a digital identity — something like a birth certificate for clothes. It will show where it was made, […]
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Bengaluru’s streets have seen it all — food, groceries, even diapers arriving in ten minutes. But now, clothes? In under 60 minutes? That’s right. D2C menswear brand Snitch has jumped headfirst into the quick commerce game — promising to deliver your next outfit before your chai gets cold. The idea sounds slick: Turn retail stores
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Not gold. Not crypto. But carbon — the new currency of survival. 👇 The Beginning of the Air Economy We’ve always fought over land, oil, and gold. Soon, we’ll fight for something far more basic — air. Every factory, plane, and refinery will have a pollution limit. Go beyond it — you pay. Stay below
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🔥 (The HyperScale Strategy That Actually Works — and How Handlooom.com & DesiFusions.com Are Living Proof) 🧠 Let’s Get Real Every new D2C founder today thinks they’ve cracked the code: 💰 Spend on ads. 🎯 Offer discounts. 📣 Shout “sustainability” in every post. Then reality hits. Ad costs rise, conversions dip, and that “eco-conscious” campaign
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🧵Most people look at a brand and see just a logo, a tagline, or a product. We built two brands — but what we’re really building is a movement. A rebellion against fake sustainability, a rescue mission for real weavers, and a wake-up call for every consumer who’s unknowingly wearing poison disguised as fashion. Let’s
A Save Handloom Foundation Movement Blog Open your wardrobe. You’ll find a hundred brands staring back at you — cotton, linen, polyester, all kinds of promises stitched into fabric. But pause. How many of those brands do you actually remember? Two? Maybe three? Exactly. That’s because people don’t remember products. They remember feelings. And if
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🧵 In a world racing toward fast fashion and faster obsolescence, few pause to look back — to listen to the quiet hum of the handloom that once clothed civilizations. Yet in the heart of Assam, designer Sanjukta Dutta has done exactly that. She’s not just designing garments; she’s designing revival. Her latest work is
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India’s fashion scene just entered its startup era. And this time, it isn’t just about runway looks — it’s about runway returns. Over Diwali, a new reality show quietly detonated across the Indian fashion and startup ecosystem — “Pitch To Get Rich”, powered by the Fashion Entrepreneur Fund (FEF) led by Sanjay Nigam. With a
Fast fashion has done something sinister — it has dressed us up to destroy ourselves. Every time you buy a shirt, saree, or pair of leggings made of polyester, nylon, acrylic, or spandex, you’re not just wearing “clothes.” You’re wrapping yourself in plastic — derived straight from crude oil. The very same stuff choking our
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🇮🇳🤝🇸🇦 For decades, “handloom” has been a sentimental word in India — a nostalgic whisper of spinning wheels, village looms, and family heirlooms wrapped in soft cotton and pride. But now, that very word has entered the vocabulary of international trade diplomacy. Recently, India and Saudi Arabia identified handlooms — alongside technical textiles, ready-made garments, and
