r/IndianFashionAddicts

I’m in the early stages of building a women's sleepwear brand in India. Before I go any further, I genuinely want to understand what real people feel is missing. I'm at the research stage and want real answers before I make decisions.

Here's the basic idea: affordable luxury sleepwear (Rs. 2000-4500 for a set), 100% natural fabrics (thinking cotton and linen blends), and minimal and clean designs but with some fun elements like colours, bows, etc. Also open to incorporating some Indian elements if that's something people like.

I genuinely want to know:

• What do you currently buy for sleepwear and where from? (Indian brands, international, random Amazon finds?)
• What frustrates you most about options currently available in India?
• What would make you actually spend ₹3,000+ on a pyjama set – what would it need to be/feel/look like?
• What colours and silhouettes do you actually want – something you'd actually wear?
• Anything you feel is totally missing from the Indian sleepwear market that no one is doing?
• Would Indian craft elements in sleepwear appeal to you or feel like too much for something you're sleeping in?

Also, if you've shopped from Indian sleepwear brands, I'd especially love to hear what you thought. Thank you so much!

Heyaa,
25m here
Im really tired of jeans, definitely not worth in this fuckin heat. I want to try out some comfy clothing, suggest me some cool styles and decent brands with decent quality to check out. I am looking for casual wear for office.

Thanks

Her wedding prep basically took over our entire house these past few weeks and somewhere between outfit shopping and family chaos i realized regular sarees are probably just not for me.

Every function turns into me fighting for my life with pleats, pins and constantly checking if everything is still in place instead of actually enjoying the event.

while shopping for her i ended up ordering pre draped saree from house of Indya for myself too because i genuinely could not deal with another “i’ll learn proper saree draping this time” situation. Honestly i expected it to look a little too costume-y in person but it actually looked way more natural than i thought. and for once i wasn’t panic pinning things together while my mom tried rescuing me five minutes before leaving. Lowkey changed my entire mood about wearing sarees to functions because i could actually enjoy the event instead of worrying about whether my saree was surviving or not.

I rarely wear skirts. I'm more of a dress and jeans person but sometimes some tops look the best with a skirt. I recently saw a reel where a creator was styling a fit-and-flare dress as a skirt and loved the idea.

So If I have to buy just one piece, which one should I buy? Let's say a beige skirt or a beige fit and flare dress?

cotton blend is also fine. I just don't want any plastic in my clothes.

Most websites don’t mention the composition and many are blended with plastic based fabric.

im a male btw.

Hi guys, was almost going to buy shirts from OYELA and read horrible reviews and stopped.

Can you guys pls help me with good brands that give me neat fitted business casuals + formals.

Don’t know which ones to trust since all them look pretty good online 😭