About Us
Parveen and Tejas kicked off their journey at Joka, Kolkata back in 2011, fueled by their love for fashion and sustainability. Parveen, having studied MBA at AIM Kolkata, grew up with a family background steeped in handloom traditions. Her style is all about classic minimalism, always turning heads wherever she goes. With EKORI, she's sharing her personal flair and helping others embrace timeless fashion.
Tejas, with an MBA from IIM Calcutta and experience at big names like Myntra and Mensa Brands, is all about attention to detail. Quality matters deeply to him, and you can see that in every piece EKORI puts out—it's all about craftsmanship and lasting appeal.
EKORI isn't just about fashion; it's a platform to support artisans across India, especially those keeping the tradition of handmade sarees alive. Parveen's hometown artisans inspire her to showcase their skills to a wider audience through EKORI.
Beyond their love for style, Parveen and Tejas are passionate about sustainability and giving back. They've ditched plastic in favor of eco-friendly materials like cotton for packaging, ensuring every step of their process is kinder to the planet.
In essence, EKORI isn't just a brand; it's a blend of style, quality, sustainability, and community impact. Parveen and Tejas are weaving together tradition and modernity, offering customers more than just clothes—they're offering a connection to craftsmanship and a commitment to doing good.
Tejas, with an MBA from IIM Calcutta and experience at big names like Myntra and Mensa Brands, is all about attention to detail. Quality matters deeply to him, and you can see that in every piece EKORI puts out—it's all about craftsmanship and lasting appeal.
EKORI isn't just about fashion; it's a platform to support artisans across India, especially those keeping the tradition of handmade sarees alive. Parveen's hometown artisans inspire her to showcase their skills to a wider audience through EKORI.
Beyond their love for style, Parveen and Tejas are passionate about sustainability and giving back. They've ditched plastic in favor of eco-friendly materials like cotton for packaging, ensuring every step of their process is kinder to the planet.
In essence, EKORI isn't just a brand; it's a blend of style, quality, sustainability, and community impact. Parveen and Tejas are weaving together tradition and modernity, offering customers more than just clothes—they're offering a connection to craftsmanship and a commitment to doing good.
