Sweater weather? Here are 7 authentic brands that you must have for the coziest winter

With the tiniest change in temperature, Mumbai residents are well known to hurry and seize new sweaters and jackets - of course, for the sweater weather. You might not like this trend, but you might as well get prepared with the proper way to face the autumn and the upcoming winter. So get ready to gear up for the layering season. And while you're at it, why not try something different from fast fashion? We have some homegrown ideas that you might like, so here are our original brands picked especially for you. And don't worry, you'll find something no matter what you're looking for: aesthetically-charming knitwear, comfy jackets, you name it. These local labels are bringing their best game with comfortable winter outfits. So go ahead and save them in your feed! Trust us, they are convenient, whether you stay in a place with a winter season, or somewhere where the only chilly temperature you encounter is from the air-conditioning, or just because you adore sweaters.

Studio Medium

For people in places where winter comes every year, New Delhi-based Medium has the perfect jackets. This is good for light layering. And it’s luxurious for comfort and aesthetics. We love the prints and textures inspired by Claude Monet’s impressionist painting, ' The Water Lily Pond’.

Zilzom

Are you preparing for a winter wedding in the snowy mountains? That's awesome because you will probably need something that will permit you to appreciate the experience in style. Of course, without freezing, your teeth rattling out in the chilly weather. Luckily, Zilzom has what you're looking for. Meaning, some opulent bridal logor capes. Some way to boost your cheerful look! Ladakh-based Stanzin Palmo launched the brand in 2018 as a way for people to identify the culture, crafts, and local textiles like Pashmina and wool.

Khajoor Studio

Finally, some next-gen designers are recognizing a market gap in knitwear. Khajoor has been introduced so far as unexpected pieces and continues to surprise us. This is a homegrown brand born in October 2021 with a debut Fall/Winter exhibition called "Move", showing sweaters, cardigans, and crochet caps created by crafters from Himachal Pradesh. On the quest for minimal designs mixed with gorgeous earthy colors? This collection is definitely for you.

Margn

Margn may have started as a menswear brand, but customers have made its knitwear gender-fluid. From sleeveless tops to textured shapes and cozy clothes, the pieces are knitted with merino wool and cotton by an all-women crew from Kullu, Himachal Pradesh. While the brand has joined the wardrobes of fashion lovers, it has also created a name for itself in the international fashion world, following the exhibition at the London Fashion Week last year.

All Things Kashmir

There’s nothing better and more beautiful than a Pashmina shawl! Don't you agree? Well, if we're on the same page and you are looking for one, make sure you visit All Things Kashmir, a newborn brand from Srinagar. Their collections feature Kani shawls and Pashmina scarves in concrete colors, designs, and excellent embroidery. Founders Mir and Zahoor’s experience is all about a one-designer philosophy. Here, every part of the craft has been embroidered by only one master embroiderer, which ensures that every piece is absolutely unique, and made out of creativity and skill. Who wouldn't want that?

Peoli

Launched by two NID textile graduates - Abhinav Dhoundiyal and Vasanthi Veluri - this label's home is in Almora. The brand works with women crafters to create a range of handcrafted woolen and cotton products. Make your choice from a collection of choices accommodated at this design studio, where you can find everything from knitwear for adults and kids, to shawls, topcoats, jackets, and accessories.

House Of Saloni Jain

Add a little life and vitality to your winter closet. Wondering how? Just grab the most colorful sweaters from House of Saloni Jain. The young designer is bringing back the art of Hand Flat Knitting, which is a traditional industrial method and technique familiar to Indian artisans. and makes it a thing for her brand.