My Plant-Dye Journey: Creating Sustainable Clothing and Bags

It all began when I stood by a river in South Asia, its heavy, unnatural blue carrying the smell of chemicals. That colour wasn’t nature. It was synthetic dyes and toxins from fast-fashion factories. I realised chemical dyeing doesn’t just stain fabric; it stains the planet. A single T-shirt can use 30–50 litres of polluted water, leaving harmful residues in our clothes and triggering allergies.

That moment led me to plants, to colours drawn from leaves, bark, roots, and flowers. From this came plant-dyed clothing and plant-dyed bags, created not as mere products, but as a way of living closer to nature. They are eco-friendly clothing, eco bags, and sustainable fabrics that don’t poison rivers but instead honour the cycles of the earth. Each shade shifts with the seasons, becoming linen clothing, linen bags, and eco fabrics that feel alive and gentle on the skin.

Every piece I design is more than fashion. It is especially gentle for those with autoimmune conditions, such as eczema or chronic inflammation. Designed as hypoallergenic clothing, our sustainable and eco-friendly fabrics offer comfort for sensitive skin while reducing the impact of synthetic chemicals. These sustainable clothes and sustainable bags are my quiet rebellion against fast fashion, and an invitation to reconnect with beauty, with kindness, and with Mother Nature herself.