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India proudly calls itself the land of handloom. From Banarasi sarees to Pochampally ikat, we tell the world that every thread carries the soul of our artisans. But behind this romantic image is a dirty truth — a ₹30,000 crore scam that is slowly killing the very heritage we boast about. The Headline Numbers Nobody […]

How imported yarn and mill-made fabric slip into India wearing a ‘handloom’ mask—and how to stop it. Let’s be blunt: a huge slice of the “pure handloom” you’re seeing online is nothing more than imported yarn or fabric stitched in India and sold with a desi fairy tale. The price is premium. The label is

In most industries, B2B buyers start by asking one basic question: Are you the manufacturer, wholesaler, or a reseller? But in handloom, the answer isn’t that simple — and it shouldn’t be. Because here’s the truth: our “manufacturing unit” isn’t a factory with chimneys and machines. It’s the quiet rhythm of a loom in a

Ever bought a kurta, saree, or shirt and wondered: “Who made this? Were they paid fairly? Were harmful chemicals used?” If you haven’t—now’s the time to start. Because the world is waking up. And fast. Global textile supply chains are being shaken, stirred, and seriously scrutinized. Thanks to new laws, upgraded certifications, and most importantly,

✨ In an era where “sustainable” has become the most overused word in fashion, Chanel just flipped the script—and no, it’s not another capsule collection wrapped in green-colored marketing. The iconic French luxury brand has launched Nevold, a groundbreaking recycling and material regeneration platform aimed at reshaping how fashion—and business—approach sustainability. And unlike most public stunts,

India’s rich textile heritage has long been celebrated for its handloom artistry and intricate craftsmanship. Today, as the world pivots towards sustainability, the Indian fashion industry is undergoing a transformative journey—one that is not only redefining style but also challenging conventional production models. In this article, we explore the strides India is making in sustainable

In an era where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, industries are constantly seeking efficient, secure, and transparent solutions to optimize operations and enhance customer satisfaction. While Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have traditionally dominated the landscape, the rise of blockchain and hashgraph-backed technologies is transforming the way businesses operate. These next-generation technologies offer

Exciting news for anyone interested in textiles, tradition, and empowering Indian artisans! ACCESS Development Services, under their “Living Looms of India” initiative, just released the first-ever “State of India’s Handloom Sector Report.” This groundbreaking report, launched with the support of HSBC India, promises to be a goldmine of information for anyone invested in the future

Implementing blockchain traceability for your clothing products involves several steps to ensure the authenticity and transparency of your supply chain. Here’s a detailed outline of the process: 1. Define Data Requirements: Clearly define what data points need to be captured at each stage of the supply chain. This includes raw material details, manufacturing processes, labor

AR technology holds immense potential to reduce returns in the fashion industry by allowing customers to virtually “try on” clothes before buying. Here’s how it works: How it works: 3D Garment Modeling: High-quality 3D models of garments are created using specialized software. Body Scanning Technology: Customers can either use their smartphone cameras or special body