The hour of making
Cut once,
worn for years.
Drape yourself in our imagination.
Every piece is drawn, drafted and finished by hand in our own atelier small runs, honest cloth, and a fit that earns its place in your wardrobe.
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The latest additions to the YANA23 range considered cuts, honest materials and a palette that goes with everything.
Elowen Blouse | White Pintuck Lace Peplum
Rs 20,200
Wrenna Jacket | Cream Double-Gauze Ruffle Hem
Rs 24,800
Sunna Tee | Mustard Sunburst Appliqué
Rs 14,700
Laurel Tee | Camel Leaf Appliqué
Rs 13,800
Posy Tee | Pink Ruffle Trim
Rs 12,900
Nyx Blouse | Black Pleated Twist Sleeve
Rs 22,000
Vale Tee | Stay Beautiful Slogan Pink
Rs 12,000
Fable Shirt | Cream Camp-Collar Double Gauze
Rs 17,500
The edit
Fewer things,
chosen properly.
A wardrobe that holds together: pieces cut to be layered, worn out of season, and kept long enough to be worth the making.
The hour of making
Ten frames, one garment,
one hour on the clock.
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The sketch
A figure on paper, before a single thread is committed.
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Our Story
A small room,
and enough time.
Nothing here is cut until it exists on paper. A piece is drawn, drafted, pinned and shaped on the form before any cloth is committed which is slower, and the reason the shoulder sits where it should.
We keep the runs small on purpose. It means a seam can be held up to the light, taken back out, and done again the only way a garment earns a second decade.
Considered design
Every seam has a reason. Nothing decorative, nothing wasted.
Honest materials
Responsibly sourced fabrics, chosen to last not to impress.
Made to last
Built for years of everyday wear, not a single season.
The hour of making
First look, once a month
New pieces, restocks, and what is on the table in the atelier. Nothing else, and never more often than that.
