
Nashik, Maharashtra, India
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Jiwya is a pioneering plant-based luxury fashion brand on a mission to decarbonise the industry while honouring native Indian textile heritage. Every piece is handcrafted in collaboration with over 150 grassroots artisan clusters across India, reviving traditional textile arts and natural raw materials. As a vertically integrated label, Jiwya controls the entire production—from sourcing authentic plant-based fibres and zero-waste manufacturing, to ethical and transparent supply-chain practices. No plastics, no animals, no toxic dyes or chemicals: we build garments designed for a lifetime. Founded by two textile scientists, Jiwya fuses scientific expertise with artisan craftsmanship to deliver bespoke, heritage-infused luxury. Each design reflects a commitment to cultural preservation, environmental responsibility, and enduring style. With Jiwya, you’re not just wearing fashion—you are supporting community livelihoods, safeguarding textile traditions, and choosing a sustainable future.
Aishwarya Lahariya
CO - FOUNDER
Operating since 2023
10 Members
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Jiwya currently has operations and artisan collaborations across multiple states in India, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh.
1. Bespoke, Handcrafted Luxury Fashion Jiwya offers customized, made-to-order luxury garments that blend traditional artistry with contemporary design. Every piece is individually handcrafted by skilled artisans, ensuring exclusivity, precision, and timeless appeal. The brand celebrates craftsmanship by turning heritage textile techniques into wearable art designed for a lifetime.
2. Heritage Textile Revival and Preservation Through collaborations with over 150 grassroots artisan clusters across India, Jiwya actively revives dying indigenous crafts and textile traditions. The brand invests in training, fair wages, and sustainable livelihoods, helping artisans preserve their ancestral techniques and cultural heritage while adapting them to modern luxury markets.
3. Ethical, Transparent, and Traceable Supply Chain Jiwya operates a vertically integrated, transparent supply chain that allows complete traceability—from raw material sourcing to final stitching. Customers can trust that every Jiwya creation is made ethically, responsibly, and with accountability at every stage of production.
4. Plant-Based, Sustainable Material Innovation As a 100% plant-based brand, Jiwya uses proprietary, eco-friendly materials derived from nature—completely free from plastics, animal derivatives, and toxic dyes. The brand’s textile scientists continuously innovate with sustainable fibers and natural finishes to create high-performance fabrics that are luxurious yet planet-conscious.
5. Zero-Waste and Circular Manufacturing Jiwya’s production model is built on zero-waste principles, ensuring that every scrap of fabric is repurposed or reintegrated into new creations. This closed-loop approach minimizes environmental impact, promotes circularity, and aligns with Jiwya’s goal of decarbonizing the fashion industry.
6. Community Empowerment and Inclusive Growth Jiwya’s business model goes beyond fashion—it nurtures people and communities. By working directly with artisan clusters, cooperatives, and rural craft workers, Jiwya generates sustainable employment, empowers women, and supports local economies. Each piece tells a story of collective craftsmanship, social equity, and environmental harmony.
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