Daughters Of India
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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | Zahra Midi Dress ~ Marmalade | linen | Plant |
| 002 | Zahra Mini Dress ~ Indigo | linen | Plant |
| 003 | Anika Mini Dress ~ Mulberry | cotton | Plant |
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Recorded findings for Daughters Of India
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- Zahra Midi Dress ~ Marmalade · linen
- Zahra Mini Dress ~ Indigo · linen
- Anika Mini Dress ~ Mulberry · cotton
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About Daughters Of India
Owner · Megan Pentland and Greg Pentland are the owners of Daughters Of India.
Daughters of India says its garments are hand-made and hand block printed in small, village-based factories near Jaipur, Rajasthan, using cotton and linen sourced in India. Daughters of India states its making facilities are Sedex Fair Trade certified and solar-powered, and it funds the Saheli Kapas cotton project (five women farmers) through charity partner Saheli Women. Daughters of India does not name its factories or fabric suppliers, publishes no supplier list, and does not identify the specific regions where its cotton and linen are grown.
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Recorded features & ownership
Daughters of India makes its garments from natural fibres, mostly cotton with some linen, worked with traditional artisan techniques. Across the brand's all-dresses collection the fabrics named include hand block print cotton, hand block print linen, double gauze cotton, hand screen print…
Natural cotton (hand block printed); also linen
Not disclosed (small village-based factories; not named)
As a slow fashion brand, Daughters of India focuses on quality over quantity, producing small quantities rather than large ranges. The label has pledged an ongoing monthly donation of $5,000 to each of its charity partners, Sewing the Seeds, Saheli Women and…
What the sources support
Daughters Of India clothing brand does not maintain GOTS certification.
Daughters Of India does not claim OEKO-TEX certification on its site.
Daughters Of India clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Daughters Of India clothing brand vegan status: No clear declaration of fully vegan, but materials are cotton, hand-block printed, etc..
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