Handloom Silk Shirts · heritage-textile archive
Hindostan Archive makes limited handcrafted clothing in heritage textiles, led by silk shirts, Ajrakh and Bhujodi weaves, Kantha detailing, and denim pieces. Expect lightweight drape in deep indigo, mustard, black, and earthy multi-colour, finished with mirror work, patchwork, and natural dye effects.
The label works in handloom and artisan techniques such as Ajrakh hand-block printing and natural dyeing, Bhujodi hand-weaving, and Mashru silk. Pieces also pick up Kantha stitching, Shibori, Rabari embroidery, and jali and geometric motifs, with some styles built through patchwork and mirror embroidery. Buttons and hardware are chosen for weight and finish, including horn buttons and mother of pearl.
Hindostan Archive dresses unisex, with shirts, wide-leg trousers, tailored separates, and structured jackets for everyday premium wear and summer travel. The range carries from easy day dressing to festive and fashion event styling, including statement shirts and collectible co-ords. Many items are made in limited quantities, with options for reworking surplus or reclaimed textiles and customization through pre-order style production.
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