With a collection of over 500 antique kantha, bandhni, and contemporary world textiles from Japan, Africa and Indonesia. The wide variety of scarves, ready to wear garments traditional saris, dupattas, scrolls, art textiles are both admired and are off the rack in no time.

Blended and pure yarn is used by them in the process of weaving, the results of which can be seen in the numerous shirts and textiles. Block printing, screen printing, spraying, hand printing, roller printing are the different types of techniques applied in prints to bring out exclusive textile design. Batik, a wax-resistant technique of printing using natural dyes, is a popular item in the store. While dyeing the fabrics, shibori, a Japanese technique of tie and dye using natural indigo dye in combination with other dyes, is used to bring out intricate designs, colours and stitching.

The hand woven cotton khadi shirts, an image of comfort, style and affordability, are made for both men and women. These are all eco-friendly and bio-degradable. The hand embroidered apparel and cloth with its rich and subtle colours, delicate and stiff fabrics are used to create beautiful kalamkari, chikankari and kantha fabrics. The patchwork and tribal embroidery is a specialty as well.

The in-house library at Weavers Studio houses over 1,000 textile books, 20,000 sample swatches and 300 or more representative textiles from all over the world. Even workshops are held at regular intervals for exchanging views and evolving new ideas.