MATTER Prints: Paying Tribute to Timeless Textile Artisanship

Singapore based MATTER Prints sources unique heritage prints and reinterprets them in a modern manner, making artisanal production sustainable and seasonless — it’s a private members’ club to those valuing longevity and provenance, above all. We were inspired by their dynamic dhoti, each adorned with an eclectic print, and (adding some power-woman poses!) particularly cherish the flow and motion this type of urban wear allows in the modern-day cityscape.

Photography by Rutam Rane

Model: Olga Vasilevna Plutahina

Sustainable print dhoti sponsored by MATTER Prints

MATTER Prints Sustainable Fashion Savant Magazine
MATTER Prints Sustainable Fashion Savant Magazine
MATTER Prints Sustainable Fashion Savant Magazine
MATTER Prints Sustainable Fashion Savant Magazine

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