Rujuta Sheth
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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | PICNIC SKIRT | INDIGO BLOOM | cotton | Plant |
| 002 | MILA SKIRT | CARNIVAL | cotton | Plant |
| 003 | MOSS SKIRT | PATCHWORK PRINT | cotton | Plant |
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Recorded findings for Rujuta Sheth
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- PICNIC SKIRT | INDIGO BLOOM · cotton
- MILA SKIRT | CARNIVAL · cotton
- MOSS SKIRT | PATCHWORK PRINT · cotton
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About Rujuta Sheth
Owner · Rujuta Sheth is the owner of Rujuta Sheth.
Rujuta Sheth is an NYC-based, India-connected indie designer brand (founded 2015) whose cotton and linen pieces are mostly hand-loomed in India at what the brand calls Fair Trade certified factories, with some garments made by Philippine artisans from deadstock fabric. Rujuta Sheth works with just two small Indian factories the founder personally visits a couple of times a year and describes direct relationships with owners, tailors and pattern-makers. Transparency is relationship-based and credible at the garment/weaving tier, but Rujuta Sheth publishes no factory list, no factory names or cities, and no fibre-farm, mill or dye-house detail.
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Recorded features & ownership
Rujuta Sheth makes its womenswear almost entirely from natural materials, using cotton, linen, cupro, silk and wool that is hand loomed into fabric and finished with hand block printing. The natural fibres behind each Rujuta Sheth garment are woven and printed by…
Cotton and linen (hand-loomed); specific staple/variety not disclosed
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The dyes used across Rujuta Sheth's hand block printed cotton are GOTS certified and fade resistant, and the brand describes its printing studio as a sustainable, fair trade, eco friendly operation established in 1977 in Bangalore. Hand looming and hand block printing…
What the sources support
Rujuta Sheth is not GOTS certified as a company, but the organic cotton handloom fabric used in some of its garments is GOTS certified.
Rujuta Sheth does not hold OEKO-TEX certification.
Rujuta Sheth clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Rujuta Sheth clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand.
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