Location

New Delhi, India

Founded

2018

Price range

₹3,500 – ₹35,400

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XXS–4XL

Turn Black

Independent brand — verified
About

Turn Black is an Indian designer, sustainable handmade clothing label for women and men, founded in New Delhi in 2018 by Nutan Dayal and Amit Singh Chauhan. The brand began as a personal exploration by Dayal, its creative director, rooted in questioning gender norms and stereotypes. With no formal training in fashion design, she started designing and sewing loose garments for friends and family, and Chauhan embraced the idea of an all-black clothing line from the outset. Black is the foundation of every collection, chosen for its practicality, versatility and timelessness. The range includes pants, shirts, tops, dresses, sets, jackets and vests, plus homeware and furniture, with pieces such as the Wide Leg Pin-Tuck Pants, the Raglan Sleeve Shirt Dress and the Reversible Linen-Chenille Vest. Everything is made in India. Every piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans and made slowly, blending contemporary design with traditional techniques such as kantha embroidery. Its Scrap Project turns leftover fabric into masks and scrunchies. Turn Black has grown into a community built around being minimal, ethical and size-inclusive, and it created a menswear capsule with the band Peter Cat Recording Co in 2019.

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Brand Details

India
Cotton
Linen
Chanderi
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
N
Nutan Dayal
A
Amit Singh Chauhan

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Turn Black make?
Turn Black is an Indian label making handcrafted, relaxed clothing that blends contemporary design with traditional techniques. It makes pants, shirts, tops, dresses, sets, jackets and vests for women and men, plus homeware and furniture.
What pants and other pieces does Turn Black sell?
Turn Black's pants include the Wide Leg Pin-Tuck Pants, the Single Pleat Barrel Pants and the Wide-Leg Side Panel Pants. It also sells the Relaxed Linen Gauze Shirt, the Raglan Sleeve Shirt Dress, the Sleeveless Cocoon Dress, the Naro Jacket, the Reversible Linen-Chenille Vest and pieces from The Scrap Project.
How much does Turn Black cost?
Turn Black is a premium brand, with shirts and shorts from about ₹3,500 INR and pants around ₹3,600–₹22,000. Its dresses cost about ₹3,630–₹32,000 and outerwear about ₹5,600–₹35,400.
Where is Turn Black located?
Turn Black is based in New Delhi, India. It sells online and also has a home line, Turn Black Home.
Who founded Turn Black?
Turn Black was founded in New Delhi in 2018 by Nutan Dayal, its creative director, and Amit Singh Chauhan.
Who owns Turn Black?
Turn Black is an independent label run by its co-founders, Nutan Dayal and Amit Singh Chauhan.
Where is Turn Black made, and is it sustainable?
Turn Black makes its clothing in India, with every piece handcrafted by skilled artisans and made slowly from start to finish. Its Scrap Project turns leftover fabric into masks and scrunchies.

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