craft & care — what it means at khoj

At khoj, we believe sustainability starts with choices — not claims.

As a small, values-led business, we’re committed to doing good through the materials we use, the people we work with, and the way we build our brand.

This page shares how we approach craft and care — today and going forward.

Curious how it all began? Read our story →

what guides us at khoj

Tell the story, honestly
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Choose materials with care
Help preserve tradition

  • Natural fibres only - eri silk, cashmere, and merino

    Handmade — no machines or mass production


  • Low-waste, small-batch creation

    Seasonless design over trend

  • Work towards no air freight — ship by sea when possible

    Sustainability strategy in progress — co-developed with our suppliers

crafted to last — why natural fibres matter

We only use natural, renewable materials — no synthetics or blends.

Wool and silk insulate, breathe, and biodegrade at the end of their life.

But natural doesn’t mean impact-free. That’s why we’re working toward a deeper understanding of our supply chain and its effects — in partnership with the people who make each piece.

Want to learn more?
what is eri silk

cashmere and merino

our shared goals — the UN SDGs

The UN Sustainable Development Goals guide our long-term ambitions at Khoj.

While we’re just starting out, we’ve chosen two to begin working toward:

SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

As our business evolves, so will our ability to contribute — through responsible sourcing, fair partnerships, and a model built on care over scale.

care matters too — how to look after your shawl

Natural fibres don’t need much to stay beautiful.

With a little care, your shawl will last for years to come.

wash & care

made by hand — and heart

Every shawl starts with a human hand.

Learn more about the weavers, dyers, and changemakers in India and Nepal who make Khoj what it is.

meet the makers