Handcrafted Textiles and Fashion from Greige India

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Greige in the name stands for—
The Raw and authentic essence in all our crafts and legacies."

Born from a passion for preserving India's rich textile heritage while meeting the highest European quality standards. Our story is woven through the hands of skilled artisans from the heartlands of India,—where traditional textile wisdom meets contemporary designs from "Bharat.

Our journey began with a small conviction that India's extraordinary craftsmanship deserves to be celebrated on the global stage.

We work closely with artisans in small groups to develop custom-made exotics in small, mindful batches that honor both the maker and the material. Authentic indian crafts, made consciously and manually, piece by piece.

Aman Bhardwaj

Corporate Training Manager with a strong background in luxury apparel and customer service, decided to take his homegrown business to new heights. With an eye for quality and an instinct for refinement, Aman reimagined the traditional art of handblock printing — blending it seamlessly with natural dyes, sustainable practices, and European craftsmanship.

Every milestone at Greige India has been guided by a strong sense of family and shared values. With the unwavering support and motivation of Devika Khangarot —an accomplished Corporate HR Manager and Trainer with over a decade of experience — the brand grew roots deeper than fabric: in ethics, empathy, and empowerment.

Devika Khangarot

Greige India's vision was brought to life under the blessings of Kiran Sharma: a seasoned textile designer, senior teacher, and entrepreneur. For years, Kiran served her local community with handcrafted textile creations, building a small yet loyal clientele through warmth, artistry, and trust. Inspired by the thought of giving back to Mother Nature, Aman wanted to extend the branches of his homegrown business under his mother's name. Which is now extending under the parent company "Greige India".