The Fashion Industry Problem
PLANT-BASED INNOVATION
Why we chose Plants over Petroleum
Ahimsa Silk
Ahimsa Silk is an ethical, eco-friendly fiber created without causing harm to silkworms, offering a peaceful alternative to traditional silk. Harvested only after the moth naturally emerges, it maintains the softness, sheen, and luxury of classic silk while honoring compassionate, mindful craftsmanship. This thoughtful material embraces sustainable values and reflects a deeper respect for nature and all living beings.
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Non-violent harvesting process
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Natural softness and fluid drape
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Ethical and cruelty-free sourcing
Alpaca Whool
Alpaca Wool is a soft, lightweight fiber prized for its warmth and natural hypoallergenic qualities. Ethically sourced from alpacas raised with care, this sustainable material combines softness, durability, and eco-conscious practices. Its gentle touch and elegant drape make it ideal for luxurious, long-lasting garments.
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Lightweight, breathable fabric structure
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Ethically raised alpacas with humane care
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Durable fibers for long-lasting garments
Banana Fabric
Banana Fabric is a lightweight, breathable, and biodegradable textile made from hand-spun banana plant fibers. Crafted without chemicals, it combines eco-conscious production with gentle, hypoallergenic comfort. Its natural texture, renewable origin, and sustainable craftsmanship make it an ideal choice for conscious and skin-friendly fashion.
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Made from hand-spun banana plant fibers
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Biodegradable and eco-friendly material
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Crafted without chemicals or electricity
Cashmere Wool
Cashmere Wool is an ultra-soft, luxurious fiber sourced from the undercoat of cashmere goats. Ethically combed during shedding season, it is biodegradable and gentle on sensitive skin. Light- weight yet warm, this premium wool combines comfort, durability, and sustainable, animal-friendly production for refined, conscious fashion.
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Naturally insulating warmth
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Ethically combed without harm
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Premium luxury textile
Kala Cotton
Kala Cotton is a drought-resistant, hand-spun fabric from India’s Kutch region. Grown without chemicals and woven on traditional handlooms, it combines natural softness with breathability. Ethical production supports local farmers and ecosystems, making it a sustainable, skin-friendly choice for conscious fashion.
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Ancient drought-resistant cotton variety
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Supports local farmers and communities
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Softens naturally with each wash
Khadi Cotton
Khadi Cotton is a fully hand-spun, handwoven fabric crafted without electricity, preserving traditional Indian artistry. Gentle on the environment and supportive of rural livelihoods, it uses minimal water and no synthetic chemicals. Naturally breathable and comfortable, it softens with wear and offers a sustainable, skin-friendly alternative to industrially produced cotton.
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Minimal-water cultivation with no chemicals
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Zero-electricity, low-carbon production
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Naturally cooling and softens over time
Hemp Fabric
Hemp Fabric is made from the stalks of the hemp plant, a regenerative crop that grows with minimal water and no synthetic chemicals. Strong, breathable, and naturally antimicrobial, it softens beautifully over time while offering long-lasting durability. With low environmental impact and skin-friendly properties, hemp stands out as a responsible, planet-conscious textile.
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Regenerative crop that enriches soil
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High CO₂-absorbing, low-impact fiber
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Naturally antimicrobial and mold-resistant
Linen
Linen is a natural fabric made from the flax plant, a low-water, low-chemical crop that thrives even in poor soil. Strong, breathable, and fully biodegradable, it offers long-lasting comfort while remaining gentle on sensitive skin. Its moisture-wicking nature and ability to soften over time make linen a durable, eco-conscious textile with a naturally cool feel.
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Made from low-water flax plant
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Fully biodegradable and long-lasting
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Thrives in poor soil with minimal inputs
Lotus Fabric
Lotus Fabric is a lightweight, plant-based textile made from lotus stems through an eco-conscious closed-loop process. Naturally breathable, biodegradable, and gentle on the skin, it offers moisture-wicking comfort with antimicrobial benefits. With low land use and minimal inputs, lotus cultivation supports biodiversity while keeping environmental impact low, making this fabric a refined and sustainable choice.
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Antimicrobial properties for skin comfort
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Moisture-wicking and naturally breathable
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Closed-loop production using lotus stems
Merino Wool
Merino Wool is a fine, naturally soft fiber sourced from Merino sheep, offering breathable, moisture-wicking comfort. Renewable and biodegradable, it’s harvested through gentle shearing that keeps the animals unharmed. With temperature-regulating and skin-friendly qualities, Merino provides a lightweight, eco-conscious textile for everyday comfort.
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Gentle shearing with no harm to animals
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Fine fibers from naturally grazing Merino sheep
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Soft, irritation-free wear for sensitive skin
Nettle Fabric
Nettle Fabric is made from naturally strong nettle plant fibers extracted through traditional, chemical-free methods. Thriving in poor soil with minimal water, the nettle plant offers a low-impact, pesticide-free source of sustainable fiber. Breathable, hypoallergenic, and naturally antimicrobial, this biodegradable textile provides durable, skin-friendly comfort with a minimal environmental footprint.
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Fibers extracted through chemical-free methods
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Thrives in low-water, poor-soil conditions
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Naturally antimicrobial and odor-resistant
NATURAL AND AZO-FREE DYING PROCESS
Why we choose environmental safe colors
True Zero Waste
Nothing is waste. Everything has purpose.
Fabric Utilization
100% of fabric is used. Scraps become:
- Accessories
- Pet clothing
PLANTABLE PACKAGING SEED PAPER THAT GROWS HERBS BOXES THAT BIODEGRADE NO PLASTIC EVER
Circular Design Products designed to return to earth Biodegradable buttons, threads, labels Composting instructions included
REGIONAL MANUFACTURING IMPACT
We Manufacture Where You Shop
Traditional fashion:
ship raw materials globally,
manufacture in centrally,
distribute globally = massive
carbon footprint
DLORE':
source locally, manufacture
regionally, sell locally =
reduced shipping emission
and footprint
POLYESTER GARMENT: 200+ YEARS IN LANDFILL
Certifications
