Issue 14 · Spring 2026
Slow clothes,
made well.
Hand-finished pieces in linen, silk, and cotton — cut from natural fabrics, dyed in small batches, and signed by the maker.
14Issues
02Ateliers
147Pieces
No. 47
The Linen Dress
Quiet luxury since 2018 Naturally dyed small batches Hand-finished in Mumbai Signed by maker Mauve atelier
Quiet luxury since 2018 Naturally dyed small batches Hand-finished in Mumbai Signed by maker Mauve atelier
— The Edit —
Spring '26 arrivals.
New
♡
The Amrita Dress
Linen, Madder Dye
₹14,800
Limited
♡
Naima Co-ord
Cotton & Silk, Ecru
₹18,200
New
♡
The Rumi Kaftan
Silk, Hand-Block Print
₹22,400
Sold Out
♡
The Mira Trouser
Cotton Twill, Camel
— The Journal —
On the slowness of making well.
It takes our weavers in Bhuj six days to finish a single bolt of the linen we use for the Amrita dress. It takes a tailor in our Bandra atelier two more days to cut, sew, and hand-finish a single piece.
We do not believe in trends. We believe in clothes that you will wear, mend, and pass on.
— Ananya Khurana, Founder & Creative Director
Bhuj · January 2026The weavers of the Amrita bolt.
— Read —
From the journal.
14 March 2026
On natural dyes and the colour of patience
A morning in Bagru with the indigo vat masters who supply our blues.
02 March 2026
Three pieces a season — and why
The case for fewer, better clothes — and a closet that ages with you.
21 February 2026
The mending kit, returned to favour
A guide to keeping the clothes you love for another decade.