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Anchal is a non-profit social enterprise committed to empowering marginalized women through design, collaboration, and economic opportunities. By producing sustainable, ethically crafted products using organic cotton, vintage materials, and low-impact dyes, Anchal helps female artisans achieve financial independence and build secure futures. Each product is handmade with care, bearing the hand-stitched signature of the artisan who created it. Anchal’s holistic programs support the artisans, ensuring access to fair wages, education, and market access. Their products are sold in prestigious retailers like Anthropologie, Madewell, and the Guggenheim Museum, and have been featured in major publications including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Forbes. Through this work, Anchal is not only helping to reduce economic disparity but also promoting sustainable, community-driven growth. By combining social impact with artistry, Anchal is transforming lives and communities, ensuring that every product contributes to a brighter, more equitable future for women worldwide.
Colleen and Maggie Clines
Operating since 2010
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