Our Mission
Our Process
‘Loom’ is an ancient frame/device that was traditionally used to make yarn or cloth. At Loom & Things we are going back to these looms and the traditional artisanal techniques to create high quality pieces that can be passed down generations and worn for seasons to come. We travel to remote Indian villages to discover textiles and work directly with master artisans and NGOs (non governmental organizations) to create our pieces. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and crafted keeping the traditional craft and culture of the makers in mind.
Our Materials
Our collections are a testament to the "human touch." We specialise in rare, hand spun, and handwoven textiles that possess a structural integrity and tactile depth impossible to replicate by machine. By blending traditional weaves with structured modern tailoring, we create garments that serve as a narrative of cultural preservation.
Every piece is uniquely conceived and meticulously realised within our in-house studio. We collaborate directly with master artisans specialising in various techniques like hand spinning and weaving, hand block printing, hand dyeing and hand embroidery.
Sustainability is at the core of what we do. To avoid over production, we also include dead-stock and vintage materials in our collections and follow a zero waste policy in our production process.
Khesi - Handwoven Heirlooms
Through our work we have been able to revive the ancient craft of handloom Khes in Punjab. An initiative that started with one woman weaver and one pit loom (where no electricity is used) has now expanded a fully operational weaving unit.
Born on manual spinning wheels and traditional looms, our textiles utilise double-yarn construction for a substantial, medium-weight handle. Crafted from 100% independent-farm cotton and ethical wool, the result is a fabric that is exceptionally breathable, soft, and engineered to endure. A future heirloom in the making.