Direct-to-Cooperative Sourcing
Crafting modern, breathable silhouettes while preserving ancient handloom traditions and supporting women-led artisan communities.
Shortening the Handloom Supply Chain
Industrial mill spinning and intermediate trading agents strip value away from rural spinners and weavers. In conventional retail models, less than 15% of the fabric price reaches the maker.
At CieloN, we route **68% of every garment's fabric value** directly back to the weaving cooperatives. By establishing direct contracts, we fund community assets—like shared dye vats, modern pit-looms, and solar-powered spinning wheels—rather than trader commissions.
Empowering Communities Through Craft
SEWA Weaver Clusters
Collaborating with Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA) collectives across India to secure wage dignity, financial independence, and craft autonomy for women weavers.
Chimanabai Stri Shiksha Sanstha
Partnering to fund handloom vocational centers and literacy programs for rural daughters of weaver households, ensuring generational skill transfer and social elevation.
Zero-Impact, Natural Dyeing
No fossil fuels or grid electricity. Spun on traditional wooden charkhas in rural households.
Dyed with local organic matter, such as pomegranate rind, madder roots, and pure indigo fermentation.
Each kit and garment includes a QR-enabled passport detailing the artisan weaver behind the warp and weft.