JULAHAS is a young, responsible e-commerce brand that creates fun + multifunctional fashion accessories for women handcrafted. They bridge the gap between ethics and fashion

JULAHAS plants a tree for every purchase made. Through their One For One model, in association with India-based social enterprise Grow-Trees, they plant trees across villages in India, and hope to slowly create a forest. For every tree planted, you receive an e-tree certificate with a link to track where there tree has been planted

JULAHAS believes in creating versatile garments in small production batches of 25 pieces at a time. Crafted by rural artisans from remote Indian villages, using traditional crafting (spinning, weaving, block printing) techniques, each piece is unique and handmade with respect. Your Capes, Kimonos and Belts are handcrafted by their partner artisans over weeks, a production process that is time consuming and different from factory production. Each heirloom piece is made out of love and dignity and encourages you to do more with less

JULAHAS works with rural crafts groups in remote villages, empowering them with new skills and confidence, while connecting them to global markets. They also partner with UN Women's ongoing programme Second Chance to help women from rural villages take their next entrepreneurial steps

JULAHAS wool is responsibly sourced and Mulesing free. They work with small farming communities in the Himalayas that are government approved and checked for standards

JULAHAS's founder is an Indian-origin woman, and her team includes mostly women (customer support, quality control, production, digital marketing). They are a small business, with a total a team of 5

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