• HANDCRAFTED With Love
  • NATURAL FABRICS Sustainable & Safe
  • ETHICAL PRODUCTION People & Planet First
  • TIMELESS DESIGNS Made To Last
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Bagru Prints

Bagru Prints
Bagru Prints
Bagru Prints

Earthy colours and bold motifs, block printed by hand in Bagru, Rajasthan, the village the craft is named after.

A lot happens before a garment reaches you. A motif is drawn and carved into wooden blocks, usually one for each colour. The printer mixes the colour, lines up each block by eye and presses it onto the fabric, repeat after repeat.

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Tailored to fit

Made to order and tailored to fit. Each Indo-Western piece is customised for you.

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Indian Clothing for Women, Rooted in Craft

THREAD COUNTS is a craft-led label for Indian clothing for women, built on one simple belief: you should be able to feel how a garment was made when you wear it. Our kurta sets, dresses, co-ords, formal and occasion wear are shaped by Indian textile techniques like hand printing, hand block printing and embroidery, and made in small batches with skilled artisans and tailors. The result is artisan clothing for women that is modern in shape and personal in every detail.

Clothing with a Story in Every Layer

At THREAD COUNTS, every piece starts with a textile and the hands that shape it. We work with hand printing, hand embroidery and fine thread work on fabrics we choose for how they feel on you: breathable cotton, soft modal, fluid crepe and light organza. Our design team, rooted in Indian textile craft, turns them into easy, modern silhouettes you can wear from a busy weekday to a festive evening. Because we make in small batches, each piece feels personal.

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Start with a craft you love and find the piece that suits you.

Bagru Print: Earthy colours and bold motifs, block printed by hand in Bagru, Rajasthan, the village the craft is named after.

Hand Block Print: Carved wooden blocks pressed by hand, one repeat at a time in Jaipur, so no two pieces are the same.

Tussar Silk: India's wild silk from West Bengal, with a natural golden glow and a texture you can see and feel.

Natural Fabrics with Distinct Character

We believe good clothing begins with good fabric. Our 100% cotton is soft, breathable and made for Indian summers, and it holds hand printed colour beautifully. Tussar silk adds natural slubs, a gentle matte sheen and colour with real depth. For occasion pieces, we use crepe, chiffon and organza for their drape and lightness. Every fabric is picked for how it looks, feels and moves when you wear it.

The Craft Behind the Garment

A lot happens before a garment reaches you. A motif is drawn and carved into wooden blocks, usually one for each colour. The printer mixes the colour, lines up each block by eye and presses it onto the fabric, repeat after repeat. The cloth is then dried, washed and finished. On our kurta sets, embroidery is added stitch by stitch. This kind of work cannot be hurried, and that care is what you feel in every THREAD COUNTS piece.

The People Behind the Craft

Every print carries the skill of real people: block carvers, printers, dyers, embroiderers and tailors who have spent years perfecting their craft. Our Bagru prints come from Ram and his team in Bagru, our hand block prints are made with AK in Jaipur, and our Tussar silk and batik are crafted with Amitav in West Bengal. We keep our batches small so their work is never rushed. When you choose THREAD COUNTS, you help keep these skills alive and valued.

Indian Craft, Interpreted for Today

We love India's textile heritage, and we enjoy giving it a fresh voice. Classic motifs like florals, buti and geometric patterns are rescaled and recoloured, then placed on silhouettes that fit how women dress today: relaxed co-ord sets, high-low kurtas, wrap and midi dresses, and airy organza sets. You will see indigo next to mustard and prints paired with embroidery. It feels familiar, yet completely new.

A More Considered Way to Make & Wear

For us, sustainability is simply how we choose to work. We use breathable fabrics like cotton and keep traditional crafts such as hand printing and embroidery in everyday use. We make in small batches, which means no overproduction and no piles of unsold stock. We follow ethical sourcing and fair trade principles with our partners. Most of all, we design clothes you will want to keep and wear for years.

Discover the Collections

Shop by what you need, from kurta sets and dresses to casual, formal and designer wear. Or begin with a craft through our Bagru print, hand block print and Tussar silk collections. Each one is made with the same care.

Go Deeper into Indian Textile Craft

If a print catches your eye, you might enjoy the story behind it. Our journal looks at how hand block printing survives through artisan families, why Tussar silk holds colour differently, and the traditional Indian textile printing techniques that still inspire fashion today.

THREAD COUNTS: Craft-Led Indian Clothing for Women

THREAD COUNTS creates craft-led Indian clothing for women that is hand printed, finely embroidered and made in small batches. From everyday cotton co-ords to Tussar silk and designer occasion wear, each piece brings traditional Indian techniques together with a modern cut, so you can enjoy real craft in the clothes you wear every day.

Indian Craft Meets Natural Fabric

Everything starts with the fabric. Our 100% cotton is soft, breathable and perfect for Indian weather, and it holds hand printed colour beautifully. Modal cotton adds comfort for long days, while crepe, chiffon, georgette and organza bring drape to occasion wear. Tussar silk, India's wild silk, adds a golden undertone and natural texture that makes every colour look richer. This is Indian textile clothing chosen for how it feels on you.

The Crafts You Will Find

Hand block printing is at the heart of our work, with motifs carved into wood and pressed onto cloth by hand. Our Bagru print clothing follows the earthy, bold style of Bagru near Jaipur, and our hand block print clothing is printed in Jaipur, drawing on motifs from across India. Our Tussar silk and batik pieces come from skilled hands in West Bengal. Hand embroidery adds texture to our kurta sets, and fine embroidery finishes our designer and customised Indo Western pieces. We name every craft clearly, so you always know what you are wearing.

Made by Hand, With Care

Since every print is placed by hand, you may notice small variations in colour, pressure or alignment. These are not flaws. They are the natural signature of the artisan who made your piece. Working in small batches lets us check every fit and finish, avoid overproduction and keep our collections special. When a print sells out, it often does not come back.

Indian Ethnic Wear, Designed for Today

Tradition inspires our prints, and your lifestyle shapes our silhouettes. You will find Indian ethnic wear for women alongside easy co-ord sets, midi and wrap dresses, polished formal sets and elegant organza pieces. Whether it is a long workday or a festive evening, there is a THREAD COUNTS piece made for it.

A Wardrobe Worth Keeping

Choosing handcrafted clothing for women is also a choice about how your clothes are made. We follow ethical sourcing and fair trade principles, prefer breathable fabrics and design for longevity. That is what sustainable clothing for women means to us. Explore by category, or start with a craft like Bagru print, hand block print or Tussar silk, and find a piece with a story you will love telling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes THREAD COUNTS' clothing different from conventional Indian fashion?

We put craft first. Our prints are applied by hand, our kurta sets are hand embroidered and our designer pieces feature fine embroidery, all on carefully chosen fabrics like cotton, modal, crepe and organza. With modern silhouettes and small-batch making, every piece feels thoughtful and a little bit special.

What Indian crafts and textiles are used in THREAD COUNTS collections?

Our collections feature hand printing, including hand block and Bagru print, along with hand embroidery and fine embroidery. We work with cotton, modal cotton, crepe, chiffon, georgette, organza, satin and Tussar silk. The fabric is the base and the craft is applied on it, and each product page tells you both.

Are THREAD COUNTS garments handmade or artisan-made?

The craft in every piece is done by hand. Our prints are hand applied, our kurta sets are hand embroidered and our designer pieces carry fine embroidery. Each garment is then cut and stitched by skilled tailors in small batches, so it is handcrafted where it matters and neatly finished throughout.

How does THREAD COUNTS approach sustainability and responsible craftsmanship?

We keep it practical and honest. We choose breathable fabrics like cotton, support artisan crafts, follow ethical sourcing and fair trade principles, and make in small batches to avoid waste. Above all, we design clothes that stay in your wardrobe for years.