In the realm of sustainable fashion, an intriguing aspect often overlooked is the vibrational frequency of the materials we wear. Just as everything in the universe vibrates at its own frequency, so do the fabrics we put on our bodies. These frequencies can significantly influence our energy levels, mental clarity, and overall well-being. This blog […]
The Genesis of Fabindia Fabindia was founded in 1960 by John Bissell, an American who initially came to India on a Ford Foundation grant. Tasked with advising the Central Cottage Industries Corporation on exports, Bissell was captivated by India’s rich culture and the skill of its village-based industries. Recognizing the potential in these often-overlooked crafts,
The G20 summit showcased an interesting fashion choice by Prime Minister Narendra Modi: a jacket made from recycled PET bottles. At first glance, this seems like a commendable effort towards sustainability, transforming waste into wearable items. However, beneath the surface, there lies a critical issue with this form of recycling. While converting PET bottles into
Khadi, traditionally known as a symbol of Indian heritage and self-sufficiency, became the center of a major legal battle when the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) took action against FabIndia, a prominent Indian retail chain. This dispute highlights critical issues surrounding trademark laws and the commercial use of cultural symbols. Background of the Case
The Khadi Dispute: A Case Study of Trademark Contention Between FabIndia and KVIC Read More »
In the vibrant and diverse world of textiles, the distinction between handmade and machine-made products often blurs, leading to a market saturated with inauthentic pieces masquerading as traditional craftsmanship. Enter Handlooom.com, a pioneering force in the handloom industry, which stands out by offering an unprecedented commitment to authenticity and quality through its Handloom Integrity Assurance.
Embracing Tradition with Innovation: “Handlooom Integrity Assurance” Read More »
In our ongoing battle against plastic pollution, one popular solution has been to recycle plastic bottles into polyester clothing. While this seems like an eco-friendly win, it’s not without its pitfalls—namely, the transformation of visible plastic waste into microscopic threats. These microplastics, shed from our clothes with every wash, silently infiltrate our oceans and air,
Tackling Plastic Waste: Innovative Recycling Alternatives Beyond Polyester Clothing Read More »
In a world where fast fashion dominates the industry, standing out requires more than just following trends—it demands innovation, uniqueness, and a commitment to ethical values. Enter Handlooom.com, a pioneer in revolutionizing the handloom industry by integrating blockchain technology into their handcrafted products. In doing so, they are not only setting new standards for transparency,
Revolutionizing Fashion: Embracing Fair and Slow Principles with Handlooom.com Read More »
The fashion industry is a major part of our lives, but it comes at a hidden cost. Synthetic fabrics, a mainstay of modern clothing, are derived from crude oil and pose a significant threat to our environment and health. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the dangers of synthetic fibers, explore fabrics made from
Synthetic Fabrics: The Hidden Cost of Your Clothes Read More »
Today, on International Mother Earth Day, we’re bombarded with images of a flourishing planet and calls to action. But let’s be honest, the picture isn’t quite that rosy. Our planet is screaming for help, and the signs are undeniable. Climate Change on Fast Forward: Weather patterns are on a rampage – floods in Dubai, droughts
Happy Earth Day? A Reality Check Read More »
The vibrant threads of India’s handloom industry have captivated the world for centuries. But in recent years, the sector has faced challenges. However, a recent wave of investment and a focus on exports offer a glimmer of hope, weaving a brighter future for handloom artisans and enthusiasts alike. One such example is the recent funding
Avishya Handloom raises $1.4 million from US-based angel investors Read More »
