Khadi has an iconic status in India because of its association with the father of our nation “M K Gandhi” and his Swadeshi movement. Khadi fabrics are hand-spun and handwoven from cotton fiber but it is not limited just to it. Contrary to popular belief, khadi silk and woolen khadi are also manufactured from silk and wool respectively. The beauty of khadi lies in the fact that it can be worn during both summers and winters throughout the country. Cotton Khadi is prominently manufactured by weavers from Rampur, a small town in UP. These weavers specialize in making carpets or doormats from any kind of discarded clothes and create durable, hand-woven khadi carpets.

Khadi has an iconic status in India because of its association with the father of our nation “M K Gandhi” and his Swadeshi movement. Khadi fabrics are hand-spun and handwoven from cotton fiber but it is not limited just to it. Contrary to popular belief, khadi silk and woolen khadi are also manufactured from silk and wool respectively. The beauty of khadi lies in the fact that it can be worn during both summers and winters throughout the country. Cotton Khadi is prominently manufactured by weavers from Rampur, a small town in UP. These weavers specialize in making carpets or doormats from any kind of discarded clothes and create durable, hand-woven khadi carpets.