Suket dhir biography sampler

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With time, the menswear designer, with his flowy beard and salt-and-pepper mane, has created a niche for his label, which is all about comfortable, quirky silhouettes, parrot and umbrella prints and fabrics that breathe.

“I am my own muse, I design for myself. Personally, I have a problem with synthetic fabrics because they cause body odour. You need clothes that breathe, it’s that simple,” he says.

Suket dhir biography sampler

This is why he uses linen, cotton, wool, silk and even hemp. The “organic” or “natural” term in his clothes are necessary, he mentions, yet he stays away from being called an activist. So instead of polycotton thread mostly used to stitch clothes, Dhir uses pure cotton.

This effort also makes his clothes more expensive. Recently, he created a line using “cool wool” that can be worn in the summer, for Woolmark.

Dhir also runs a weddingwear and womenswear capsule but the