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EcoDhaga is redefining sustainable fashion with technology! Discover how our AR Virtual Trial Room, created as part of the Meta & FICCI XROS

At EcoDhaga, we accept clothing donations instead of purchasing them, ensuring responsible consumption. Learn why

As a sustainability enthusiast, I have always been deeply troubled by the staggering amount of waste the fashion industry generates....

Let us learn together about the environmental reasons to move to sustainable living

When did you get confronted with the growing waste problem in India? The movie wall-e was a just a glimpse as to what is in store..

Awareness about environmental perils of fashion is not enough any more. We need to take action now. Learn how circularity can combat fast ..

In my ancestral home in Patna, we have a transistor that has been passed down through generations since World War II. This unassuming...

Who doesn’t love fashion? We all dress up to represent ourselves, whether to project our unique styles at social gatherings

The concept of thrifting is that people donate their used clothing items, which are then refurbished and/or sold.

Crop tops are high in fashion these days. They cover most of every woman’s closet and are surely a big yay as a must-have! EcoDhaga gives yo

EcoDhaga is India’s first ethical thrift store. A slow fashion brand that focuses on giving a new life to fashion waste created by consumers

Quality tends to come with a price. While there are ways to mitigate some of these higher costs - buy used, wait for sales, etc.

Vanity sizing is one reason behind women's body image concerns. We live in a society where size matters. Read to know more about it.

Celebrating local brands this 75th Independence Day Amrit Mahotsav with Bangalore Santhe and BMRCL. Come meet incredible local businesses...

Have you ever been dazzled by a celebrity look? We have six celebrity looks recreated with our thrift collections which are affordable and

In India, it is estimated that there are over 60 million child labourers. Shouldn’t these Children deserve a chance to weave a better future