TISHYA

Spring / Summer 26 MAIN CHARACTER WORKWEAR Edition 07
I.
The Collection

Six pieces
cut for women
who build.

II.
The Craft

Cloth, hand,
and intention.

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The cloth comes first.

Italian wool from a fourth-generation mill in Biella. Egyptian poplin spun in Giza. Cashmere from a single herd outside Ulaanbaatar. We choose the fabric before we draw the garment.

II \xc2\xb7 Atelier
02

Cut by hand.

Each garment is patterned, cut, and fitted in our Mumbai atelier. Twelve seamstresses. Eighty steps for a blazer. We do not chase volume. We chase the line.

III \xc2\xb7 Edition
03

Released, then archived.

Editions of fewer than four hundred. When a piece is gone, it is gone. We keep the pattern in archive \xe2\x80\x94 sometimes a piece returns, often it does not.

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Make it
yours.

In Conversation · N°01

“I dress for the room I am walking into, not the one I left. The wardrobe should be quiet enough to let the work speak.”

— Ananya Rao, Architect · Mumbai
In Conversation · N°02

“Clothing is the first language I speak each morning. Tishya gives me words I actually mean.”

— Meera Pillai, Curator · Delhi
In Conversation · N°03

“Rare to find something this considered in a market that rarely slows down. Every piece earns its place.”

— Priya Menon, Editor · Bangalore
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IV.   Our Philosophy

Tishya is made only for women.
For her, dressing is a discipline —
few pieces, made well, worn often.

Each garment is cut in our atelier in Mumbai and produced in editions of fewer than four hundred. We do not follow seasons. We release a collection only when it is finished, and we keep it in production until the cloth runs out. There is no collaboration, no logo, no decoration that does not earn its place.

— The House of Tishya
V.  ·  The Journal
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Notes from
the atelier.

VI.   Correspondence

For those who write us first.

Letters from the studio. Quarterly. Never daily.