Location

Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Founded

2013

Price range

$60 – $800

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

445 products

Size range

XXS–XL

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AYA

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Aya is a fine contemporary sustainable fashion brand founded by Nasreen Sheikh in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Nasreen, a survivor of childhood slavery and social entrepreneur, brings lived experience to transforming the textile industry into a safe place for women workers. Aya specializes in 100% regenerative organic Pima cotton clothing and alpaca wool pieces, free from all plastics and synthetic chemicals. The brand uses plant-based natural dyes rooted in ancestral techniques and innovative EcoPrint technology where nature directly imprints designs on fabric. All production occurs entirely in Peru, from spinning and knitting to finishing and garment making, minimizing carbon footprint. Aya garments never shed microplastics and return only what nature created. The brand pioneered being the first completely plastic-free fashion brand through rigorous innovation and transparency. Aya's mission focuses on creating non-toxic, plastic-free clothing for future generations. With commitment to environmental responsibility and worker empowerment, Aya has established itself as a notable sustainable fashion brand dedicated to ethical production and planetary healing.

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Sep 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Where is AYA based?
AYA is based in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.
What products does AYA offer?
AYA offers 100% regenerative organic Pima cotton clothing and alpaca wool pieces made with plant-based natural dyes and innovative EcoPrint technology.
Who founded AYA?
AYA was founded by Nasreen Sheikh, a survivor of childhood slavery and social entrepreneur. Nasreen brings lived experience to transforming the textile industry into a safe place for women workers.
When was AYA founded?
AYA was founded in 2013.
What is AYA known for?
AYA is known for pioneering completely plastic-free fashion and specializing in 100% regenerative organic Pima cotton clothing and alpaca wool pieces. The brand uses plant-based natural dyes rooted in ancestral techniques and innovative EcoPrint technology where nature directly imprints designs on fabric.
What is the price range of AYA?
AYA is in the mid range price category.
Is AYA sustainable or ethical?
Yes, AYA is both sustainable and ethical. All production occurs entirely in Peru with commitment to environmental responsibility and worker empowerment, and AYA garments are free from all plastics and synthetic chemicals, never shedding microplastics.
What makes AYA unique?
AYA pioneered being the first completely plastic-free fashion brand through rigorous innovation and transparency. All garments are made from regenerative organic materials, use ancestral dyeing techniques and EcoPrint technology, with production entirely in Peru to minimize carbon footprint.

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