Every garment carries the name of every woman who touched it — the weaver, the dyer, the finisher. Their work built India. We refuse to let it go unnamed.
SARITA was born from a refusal to forget. The women who fought the British Empire did not only carry swords — they carried entire civilisations in their weaves, their dyes, their looms. To wear SARITA is to carry that forward.
We work with artisan communities across India, translating living textile traditions into silhouettes for the modern woman — one who knows exactly where she comes from and is unafraid of where she is going.
These crafts survived colonisation because ordinary women protected them. We partner directly with their descendants — fair wages, always.
Two collections a year. No overproduction. Each garment is made with intention — not churned out, never disposable.
The British systematically destroyed Indian textile industries. Every garment we make is an act of restoration — of craft, identity, and pride.
Every label carries the artisan's name and region. Anonymity was the coloniser's tool. We name everyone.
A 600-year-old weave known for its sheer texture and delicate gold zari work. Breathable in summer, warm in winter.
Hand-spun, hand-woven, and synonymous with self-reliance. The softest cotton you'll ever wear against your skin.
Wild-grown and hand-reeled. Rich gold tones with a natural slub texture that gives every piece its own character.
Organic linen grown in coastal farms, blended with local cotton for structure, drape, and all-day ease.
They governed, they wove, they led, they endured. Each collection is named for one of them — and carries the textile tradition of the region they called home.
Every decision we make — from loom to label — is guided by one question: does this leave people and places better than we found them?
We pay artisans 2.5× the regional average and audit our supply chain every six months. No exceptions.
All colours are derived from plants, minerals, and roots — turmeric, indigo, madder, pomegranate. Zero chemical runoff.
Offcuts become accessories, linings, and packaging. We target less than 3% fabric waste per production run.
Every order is shipped carbon-neutral, partnered with reforestation projects across the Deccan Plateau.
Free shipping worldwide. 30-day returns. Each order includes a handwritten note from your artisan — and the name of the woman who inspired it.