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From a sun-drenched design studio in Rio de Janeiro's bohemian Santa Teresa neighborhood, the sounds of Samba drift in on the breeze. Inside, a riot of color explodes. Two sisters, Isabela and Camila, are in their element, draping a mannequin in a bolt of brilliant pink Bandhani fabric from India. On their worktable, sketches for a new festival-wear collection lie next to swatches of intricate Indian mirror-work. This is where the soul of Carnival meets the spirit of India, a vibrant fusion powered by Keevaa.
Their fashion brand is a celebration of joy. The sisters design clothing that captures the energy of Brazil, but their secret ingredient is the authentic, handcrafted textiles they source directly from Indian artisans through Keevaa.
For designers like Isabela and Camila, access to unique, high-quality materials is everything. Keevaa provides them with a direct and reliable link to the heart of India's textile traditions.
Sourcing the Soul of the Design: The sisters believe in a shared language of color and celebration between their home in Brazil and India. They use Keevaa to source specific, vibrant textiles like Bandhani from Gujarat and Leheriya from Rajasthan that are impossible to find locally. This allows them to create truly unique garments.
Fueling Festival Fashion: Their "Indo-Brazilian" designs are a massive hit, especially for Brazil's world-famous Carnival and a growing global market for festival and resort wear. Keevaa ensures a steady supply of these eye-catching materials, allowing them to scale production without compromising on the authenticity and handcrafted quality of their core components.
Seamless Logistics to South America: Managing logistics and import duties for textiles from India to Brazil can be incredibly complex. Keevaa handles this entire process, from sourcing and quality control in Surat to shipping directly to their studio in Rio. This frees the sisters to focus on what they do best: design and marketing.
A Brand with a Story: By blending two rich cultures, Isabela and Camila have created a brand that resonates with customers in São Paulo, Salvador, and beyond. They aren't just selling clothes; they're selling a story of global connection, joy, and vibrant self-expression.
The success of their brand is a testament to the power of creative fusion. It's a story of how Keevaa empowers designers worldwide to access the incredible diversity of Indian craftsmanship, creating something bold, new, and beautiful.
Ready to source the perfect materials for your next collection? Explore the Keevaa textile catalog today!
1. Can I order fabric swatches from Keevaa before placing a bulk order? Yes, absolutely. We encourage designers to order our comprehensive swatch books or individual samples to assess the color, feel, and quality of our textiles before committing to a larger purchase for their collection.
2. What are the MOQs (Minimum Order Quantities) for ordering fabrics? MOQs vary depending on the type of fabric. Handcrafted textiles like Bandhani may have lower MOQs (e.g., 10-20 meters), while machine-made fabrics may require a larger order. All details are clearly listed on the product pages.
3. How does Keevaa handle shipping and customs for Brazil? We have extensive experience shipping to South America. We partner with reliable international couriers like DHL to handle the entire process, including the necessary customs documentation, to ensure your shipment arrives safely at your studio.
4. Is it possible to request custom colors or patterns for fabrics? For larger, bulk orders, we can facilitate custom dyeing and block-printing with our artisan partners. This allows you to create exclusive textiles that are unique to your brand. Please contact our B2B team to discuss your requirements.
5. How does Keevaa ensure its textiles are authentically handcrafted? Our teams on the ground in India build direct relationships with artisan communities and co-operatives. We vet each partner to ensure their crafting methods are traditional and authentic, preserving the heritage behind every piece of fabric we supply.
