About Us
AGAATI takes its name from the Sanskrit word Agati—meaning origin, arrival, and becoming. It reflects our belief in clothing as a point of emergence: where craft, intention, and individuality come together.
AGAATI exists for the woman who leads with intention. For the moments she chooses carefully, the spaces she enters with confidence, and the way she wants to be remembered.
We create rare, handcrafted garments that support her presence—feminine yet bold, expressive yet precise. Each piece is designed to emerge with her: shaped by clarity, emotion, and purpose, and made to be worn, felt, and returned to across chapters of her life.
Rooted in slow fashion, AGAATI brings together refined tailoring, handcraft, and storytelling—so what she wears reflects not trends, but conviction. Our designs are vibrant without excess, thoughtful without restraint, and always grounded in meaning.
More than fashion, AGAATI is a quiet celebration of self-expression, creativity, and self-worth. Every garment is an invitation to dress with confidence, depth, and authenticity.
A Tribute to Artisanal Excellence
We thank you for being here and welcome you to discover timeless designs and versatile pieces consciously designed for year-round wear. Our clothing is crafted to be multi-occasional, making dressing up enjoyable, while embracing the essence of elegance. Wearing AGAATI is not just about donning garments; it's an expression of your inner self, a celebration of the unique, of yourself!
AGAATI is committed to bringing accessible luxury through sustainable efforts but we cannot do it alone, we need you in this journey!
The products have at least one of the following sustainable attributes.
At AGAATI, sustainability means supporting artisan communities and nurturing a lasting relationship with nature. We prioritize socio-economic and environmental impact in our design, supply chain, and logistics. Our creations aim to connect artisans with consumers, empower women, and promote a sustainable lifestyle.
Makers and artisans
Meet our team of makers who are very skilled makers and bring the best of tailoring and embroidery to your closet.
We are grateful to all the makers and artisans who add soul and create magic in our garments. It is our mission to bring the makers and consumers closer together. We believe artisans and consumers complete the sustainable cycle of beautiful one of a kind tailored garments. The artisans we partner with inspire us to respect and celebrate the true beauty of handmade which we are so fortunate to have access to and bring that to our customers too.
Exploiting artisans for short-term profits has been damaging artistry where most makers want their next generation to leave the trade to do better. We want to make this trade better and preserve the craftsmanship.
Our clothing is crafted in an ethical and environmentally conscious tailoring atelier in India. A skilled team of pattern makers, tailors, and hand embroiderers creates these high-quality, special pieces just for you.
Our approach of sustainably sourcing and using raw materials has four key dimensions.
Natural fibre: We focus on using natural fibres like organic cotton, silk, hemp and wool. Within these, we work with suppliers to find one of a kind, unique fabrics that provide soft luxurious feel while also being breathable for comfort and harmless to the environment. Hand weaved textile is used in almost 50% of our design.
Zero waste philosophy: An integral part of our design philosophy evolved studying zero waste design methods, then we took it beyond. We start with a philosophy of making garments that are timeless, desirable and of highest quality to last a lifetime. In our making process we use left over pieces of fabric as embroidery giving a second life to the fabric and leftover dead stock fabrics handed over as surplus by bigger companies.
Zero toxic chemicals: Dyeing of fabrics is one of many ways fashion impacts environment. While dyeing we use azo free dyes that have the removal of metallic component, which can create a textile-induced chemical sensitivity, or worse. Natural dyes will be used in hand painted designs. We are constantly exploring methods to find desired colors in natural dyes that is scalable.
On being Vegan: We thought long and did research before deciding not to be vegan yet. Being vegan meant that we either use polyesters (petroleum-derived fibers), or restrict the use within natural fiber like silk or wool, or we invest in R&D to find ways to create new fabrics that are vegan. In time we hope to make better progress. The search for the suitable peace silk is ongoing. We do not use any leather or fur products. Amongst animal products, we use silks and wools where we carefully select suppliers like humanely raised Alpaca wool from California and Matka Silk from waste mulberry silk yarns in India. Our research will continue.