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Work with us
We partner with like-minded brands and designers looking to adopt a thoughtful supply chain and incorporate sustainable practices into their own business.

One defining feature of fashion today is a disconnect between brands, buyers, and the many pairs of hands who make their clothes. Designers often don’t know where their raw materials come from or who farms, spins, and sews their textiles. This absence of human connection allows the exploitation of both people and the planet to slip by unnoticed.

Ōshadi is building our own self-sufficient supply chain, rooted in ancient wisdom and artisanry. Each fabric tells the story of those who helped to make it a reality. We go beyond certifications to offer a truly transparent model that inspires a respectful relationship to the lands and hands behind every product.

Our seed-to-sew supply chain
We share the supply chain we have built, offering a full range of services, from growing cotton, to creating textiles and complete garmets. Every partnership is different and we adapt our services based on your needs – whether that means collaborating on a few steps or embarking on a journey from farm to finished garment together.
A new model for the global fashion industry
Regeneratively grown materials

We help our partners leave a positive impact on the planet. We grow cotton and indigo on our own farm using restorative practices, putting nutrients back into the soil and increasing its ability to capture carbon–in turn improving the biodiversity of the ecosystem around us.

Radically transparent process

Every step of the production process is carried out by our collective. We employ local people on their own terms instead of navigating different suppliers and middlemen, meaning we can uphold the highest ethical and environmental standards. You’ll know exactly where your materials have come from and who made them, so you can share these stories with your customers too.

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Fairly distributed profit

The true cost of fashion production all too often falls on those lowest down the supply chain, including farmers, mill workers and artisans. At Oshadi, we are redesigning this system from the ground up. Our farmer-first format lets the farmer decide the price of the cotton, rather than the buyer. From there on, we can make sure all profit is distributed fairly.

Our collaborators

Christy Dawn

Our partnership with Christy Dawn was born from a shared vision to create garments that give back more than they take from the Earth. The Californian fashion brand is the first to use our regeneratively-farmed cotton in its special ‘Farm-to-Closet’ collection.

Together with our artisans, we are recreating the brand’s ethereal aesthetic using traditional techniques - from delicate floral block prints using natural pigments to loungewear, knits, and handloom cottons for draping dresses. Every process represents our mutual belief that fashion can exist in perfect synchrony with nature.

Our partnership with Christy Dawn was born from a shared vision to create garments that give back more than they take from the Earth. The Californi...

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Richard Malone

Our collaboration with designer Richard Malone has seen us both grow and evolve, illustrating our mutual belief in working together for a better tomorrow. When Oshadi debuted its first collection at Paris Fashion Week in 2016, it was Malone who expertly crafted our artisanal fabrics into functional, contemporary designs. Yet our reciprocal way of working has seen Oshadi create beautiful textiles for Malone’s own show pieces too. We worked closely on his award-winning collection for the International Woolmark Prize in 2019, consulting on the regenerative supply chain at the heart of the story.

Our collaboration with designer Richard Malone has seen us both grow and evolve, illustrating our mutual belief in working together for a better to...

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Stella McCartney

We worked with British designer Stella McCartney for the Commonwealth Fashion Exchange in 2018 - a special project with cross-cultural collaboration at its heart. At the centre of this creation was peace silk, a mindful fibre indigenous to India, harvested from empty cocoons after the silkworms have grown out. The silk was handwoven and naturally dyed by artisans from our collective before being crafted into couture for the exhibition at Buckingham Palace.

We worked with British designer Stella McCartney for the Commonwealth Fashion Exchange in 2018 - a special project with cross-cultural collaboratio...

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Story MFG

Creating together with Story MFG has broadened our creative boundaries as we apply our artisan production methods to the brand’s bold, playfully contemporary designs.

By building bridges between our talented artisans and international creatives like Story MFG founders Saeed and Katy Al-Rubeyi, we open up an exchange of ideas and inspirations. Together we have created handwoven textiles, naturally dyed designs, and even jersey t-shirts and hoodies.

Creating together with Story MFG has broadened our creative boundaries as we apply our artisan production methods to the brand’s bold, playfully co...

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Christy Dawn

Our partnership with Christy Dawn was born from a shared vision to create garments that give back more than they take from the Earth. The Californian fashion brand is the first to use our regeneratively-farmed cotton in its special ‘Farm-to-Closet’ collection.

Together with our artisans, we are recreating the brand’s ethereal aesthetic using traditional techniques - from delicate floral block prints using natural pigments to loungewear, knits, and handloom cottons for draping dresses. Every process represents our mutual belief that fashion can exist in perfect synchrony with nature.

Richard Malone

Our collaboration with designer Richard Malone has seen us both grow and evolve, illustrating our mutual belief in working together for a better tomorrow. When Oshadi debuted its first collection at Paris Fashion Week in 2016, it was Malone who expertly crafted our artisanal fabrics into functional, contemporary designs. Yet our reciprocal way of working has seen Oshadi create beautiful textiles for Malone’s own show pieces too. We worked closely on his award-winning collection for the International Woolmark Prize in 2019, consulting on the regenerative supply chain at the heart of the story.

Stella McCartney

We worked with British designer Stella McCartney for the Commonwealth Fashion Exchange in 2018 - a special project with cross-cultural collaboration at its heart. At the centre of this creation was peace silk, a mindful fibre indigenous to India, harvested from empty cocoons after the silkworms have grown out. The silk was handwoven and naturally dyed by artisans from our collective before being crafted into couture for the exhibition at Buckingham Palace.

Story MFG

Creating together with Story MFG has broadened our creative boundaries as we apply our artisan production methods to the brand’s bold, playfully contemporary designs.

By building bridges between our talented artisans and international creatives like Story MFG founders Saeed and Katy Al-Rubeyi, we open up an exchange of ideas and inspirations. Together we have created handwoven textiles, naturally dyed designs, and even jersey t-shirts and hoodies.

Let’s work together

If you’re a brand or designer looking to do things differently, we’d love to hear from you. Please get in touch and tell us about your project, and we’ll arrange a consultation.