Ethnic wear // Mumbai, India
Suta makes sarees and blouses with an emphasis on handwoven textiles and contemporary styling. Founded by sisters Sujata and Taniya Biswas, it developed as an online-first business before expanding into physical retail. The founders describe a deliberately bootstrapped approach, financing growth through their savings and the business's own earnings.
Its founder-financed retail expansion offers a useful counterpoint to venture-funded approaches to building contemporary ethnic-wear brands.
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