Fairkonnect

02/01/2026

Sneak peek into something amazing we are creating. We look forward to creating some amazing textiles this year. Follow us along

12/05/2025

Many of us choose fabrics believing we are making sustainable choices, but the reality is more nuanced. Swipe to uncover the truths behind some of the most common myths around eco fabrics. Sustainable fashion starts with being informed.

08/05/2025

Throwback to October 2024, when I had the privilege of leading a workshop at the Women’s Leadership Conference. The room was filled with courage, clarity and a deep desire to lead businesses with purpose. Here’s to continuing the journey- one conscious choice at a time.

25/09/2024

From nature to fabric, every colour tells a story. Discover the beauty of fabric dyeing where art meets sustainability.

11/04/2024

Eri Sulk also known as Peace Silk is a cruelty free alternative to traditional silk (Mulberry) and it highly valued for its durability and unique texture. Write to us to get samples

14/03/2024

Hand block printing in India is a traditional textile art dating back centuries, where intricate designs are carved onto wooden blocks and then stamped onto fabric. This meticulous process results in beautifully patterned textiles that are celebrated for their craftsmanship and cultural significance.

29/02/2024

India is home to several varieties of wild silks, each with its unique characteristics and cultural significance. Here are some notable wild silks of India

26/02/2024

15/02/2024

Natural dyeing brings nature’s canvas to life. Every hue tells a story of sustainable artistry. Learn more about how and why natural dyeing is a great sustainable fashion process

01/02/2024

Elevate your brand with conscious choices. Explore our range of sustainable fabrics that supports your commitment to a greener future

24/01/2024

Unlock the language of . Here is Part 1 of the essential terms you need to know in the world of Stay tuned for more insights and empower your journey towards conscious choices

11/01/2024

Natural fibres like cotton, wool, silk, and linen are biodegradable and have a lower environmental impact. Avoid synthetic fibers like polyester, which can take hundreds of years to break down.
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Featured here is an Eri Silk scarf that is hand woven and hand dyed using natural indigo