Our Aesthetic
Mamta Jadhav Label is rooted in the idea that Indian wear can feel light, effortless, and deeply personal.
Our designs are modern yet nostalgic — soft silhouettes, layered prints, and delicate details that feel lived-in rather than loud. We draw from Indian florals, old murals, fading colours, and the beauty of intentional imperfections.
Every piece is designed to move easily, travel well, and feel comfortable for long hours — whether it’s a quiet celebration or a grand gathering.
Royal in presence, gentle in wear.
Our Process
Our garments take a thoughtful journey across India before they reach you.
We work extensively with fine Chanderi fabrics sourced from Banaras, chosen for their lightness, subtle sheen, and breathability.
Designs that are carved and hand block printed in Jaipur, where age-old techniques bring our prints to life. Layers of colour, slight variations, and intentional imperfections make each piece feel unique and lived-in rather than mass-produced.
Our embroideries are developed in Kolkata, crafted by skilled artisans who translate our motifs into delicate surface work. Each embroidery is designed to remain lightweight while adding depth and character.
Every garment is then cut, finished, and stitched to perfection in our Mumbai studio, where fit, comfort, and finishing are refined by hand. This final stage brings together fabric, print, and embroidery into silhouettes that move naturally and feel effortless on the body.
The result is Indian wear that is modern in spirit, rooted in craft, and designed for ease.
A Note from the Designer
I started designing at the age of 6 creating outfits for my family and myself long before I understood what fashion really meant. Over time, that instinct turned into a label rooted in comfort, craft, and emotion.
I believe clothing should make you feel at ease, confident, and quietly powerful. Not weighed down. Not overdone. Just beautifully considered.
I believe in thoughtful, lightweight Indian wear that honors tradition while embracing modern ease.