Four jackets.
Four stories made real.
Indian handcraft, natural fabrics,
design that doesn't date,
pieces built to be worn for years.

Sthira
Steady enough to hold the day together.
Suvera
Steady enough to hold the day together.
A lightweight jacket in warm rust that layers over almost anything you own, indoors or out. The linen-jute blend drapes without weight and softens the more you wear it.
Kalaa
Six hours of stitching, all of it on the back.
A statement jacket in natural cream. The handloom cotton has weight and structure. Patchwork embroidery runs down the back, a giraffe built entirely from block-printed fabric pieces, each one hand-cut and stitched down.
Pankh
Flamingos along the hem. Two days of embroidery for that alone.
A jacket in soft cream with playful pink contrast, light enough to keep on all day. The handloom cotton khadi drapes easily and breathes as you wear it. Hand-embroidered flamingos sit along the hem, two days of work by women artisans in Barmer.
Tattva
Kantha stitched in circles, four hours to a jacket.
A jacket in earthy brown that gives you warmth without the weight. Perfect for cool mornings, breezy evenings, chilly AC, and moderate winters. The handloom cotton khadi holds its shape and breathes as you wear it.
See It In Motion
See how each piece actually moves before you buy it.
Where It Began
Aureti started with a kantha quilt that had already outlived three generations. We make jackets and overlays with the same expectation: by hand, in small numbers, and never made twice.
