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Organic & Sustainable Clothing for Natural Lifestyle.
One Less Official
Hansika Chhabria
Operating since 2021
Above 50 Members
Sub-sectors
Fashion & Apparel Industry
All materials are verified and sourced responsibly to support genderless, sustainable fashion.
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