Anchal

Anchal, a nonprofit design collective, was founded by sisters Colleen and Maggie Clines, artists who were inspired to fight exploitation of women in the commercial sex trade and the impact fast fashion has on the environment.

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Assorted colors of cross-stitch coin purse. Designed by Anchal in Louisville, Kentucky and made in Ajmer, India.Assorted colors of cross-stitch coin purse. Designed by Anchal in Louisville, Kentucky and made in Ajmer, India.
Cross-Stitch Coin PurseBy Anchal
$14
A blue crossbody bag with white stitched detail. The Crossbody Belt Bag in Cobalt is designed by Anchal in Louisville, KY and handmade in Ajmer, IndiaA model wears an off white crossbody bag with black stitching. The Crossbody Belt Bag in Bone is designed by Anchal in Louisville, KY and handmade in Ajmer, India.
Kantha Crossbody Belt BagBy Anchal
$48
Square cross-stitch toiletry bag with side and top zipper in the shade Spruce. Designed by Anchor in Louisville, Kentucky and handmade in Ajmer, India.Square cross-stitch toiletry bags in assorted colors. Designed by Anchal in Louisville, Kentucky and handmade in Ajmer, India.
Cross-Stitch Toiletry BagBy Anchal
$36
Black cotton canvas scrunch with white stitching. The Kantha Scrunchie in Charcoal is designed by Anchal in Louisville, Kentucky and handmade in Ajmer, India.Red cotton canvas scrunch with white stitching. The Kantha Scrunchie in Rust is designed by Anchal in Louisville, Kentucky and handmade in Ajmer, India.
Kantha ScrunchieBy Anchal
$9
A navy, rust, yellow, slate and spruce colored oversized scarf with white stitching. The Colorblock Scarf in Rainbow is designed by Anchal in Louisville, Kentucky and made in Ajmer, India.Colorblock Scarf by Anchal
Colorblock Scarf by AnchalBy Anchal
$74
Checkered PouchCheckered Pouch
Checkered PouchBy Anchal
$32

Meet Your Maker

Anchal

Anchal does so much more than create beautiful goods: they build community through sustainable and ethical employment practices. The financial independence gained by the women who craft these textiles allows them to break cycles of harm.

Sisters Maggie and Colleen Clines partner closely with Indian organizations that oversee all operations to ensure the careers in textiles serve the absolute highest, longterm good for all women employed.

The women who create these beautiful, unique textiles have so much more than a creative career in fashion: they have safe housing, healthcare, clean water and food, and access to education for themselves and their children.
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