Chettinad Thari

Lemlem is an Ethiopia-based fashion brand founded by Liya Kebede in 2007, focused on artisanal, handwoven clothing that supports craftsmanship and sustainable production. The brand creates dresses, tops, pants, and accessories made using traditional weaving techniques, often in vibrant colours and relaxed silhouettes that feel comfortable and expressive. Lemlem emphasises empowering artisan communities while offering designs that feel both timeless and wearable. Instead of fast fashion, the brand prioritises thoughtful creation, meaningful impact, and cultural connection in each piece. The clothing feels natural, expressive, and easy to wear for daily life, travel, and social occasions. Lemlem appeals to people who care about sustainable fashion, craftsmanship, and supporting ethical production. It’s ideal for customers who want wardrobe pieces that are comfortable, culturally inspired, and built to last.

Anhadcraft is a sustainable, handmade, ethical, and fine-quality Indian clothing and home textile brand founded in 2015 by Jaya Kanwar and Balbir Singh Dasila in Delhi, India. The name "Anhad" means limitless, representing the brand's philosophy of timeless craftsmanship. The brand specializes in khadi, hand-spun and hand-woven textiles, hand block and screen printed, and hand-stitched home decor and fashion pieces. Each product is meticulously hand-crafted using organic materials, with intentional nuances and overlaps that add unique character. Anhadcraft works directly with artisan communities and rural craftspeople, reviving vulnerable traditional craft techniques passed down through generations. The brand produces cushions, bed linen, table linen, fashion accessories, bags, and garments using sustainable practices and natural indigo dye. Committed to transparency, ethical partnerships, and fair-trade, Anhadcraft has showcased collections at prestigious international fairs including Maison et Objet in Paris and Heimtextil, establishing itself as a global leader in sustainable artisanal textiles.All The Wild Roses is a sustainable, ethical, and B Corp Certified fashion brand founded by Hang Osment-Le in Sydney, Australia. Inspired by her first visit to her native Vietnam at age 19 and her connections to her extended family working as seamstresses, the brand was created to provide work opportunities and empower women through ethical fashion. The brand specializes in timeless, bohemian-inspired designs made from surplus and deadstock fabrics sourced from remnant suppliers in Australia, India, and Vietnam. Each garment is hand-crafted by skilled tailors in Hai Phong, Vietnam, and designed to transcend seasons and trends, becoming heirloom pieces. All The Wild Roses prioritizes sustainability through upcycled materials, carbon-neutral shipping, and careful quality control. The brand is one of only five apparel brands in Australia certified as B Corp, alongside Patagonia and Outland Denim. With a mission to connect and empower women globally, All The Wild Roses creates clothing that looks good, feels good, and does good.

Mirasa Design is an Australia-based fashion and design brand that focuses on contemporary clothing with a refined, wearable aesthetic. The brand creates wardrobe pieces such as dresses, tops, trousers, and statement garments designed to feel modern and expressive while remaining comfortable. Mirasa Design’s approach often blends thoughtful cuts with artistic details, making the clothing suitable for both everyday wear and styled occasions. Instead of mass-produced fashion, the brand leans toward intentional design that highlights individuality and creativity. The pieces feel distinctive yet practical, allowing customers to wear them confidently in daily life or social settings. Mirasa Design appeals to people who enjoy fashion with personality and thoughtful construction. It’s ideal for customers who want modern clothing that feels creative, wearable, and slightly different from everyday basics.