Designers From Kerala And Their Onam Collection

Onam is around the corner and one of the biggest clothing hunts of the year has begun. What to wear, where to purchase your Onakodi from, how to style it and so many interconnected questions are already driving you crazy, aren’t they? This Onam, let us help you out with our fashion recommendations. This time around, we have prepared a list of designer outfits to choose from. These designers from Kerala have put their heart, soul and creative imagination to curate their Onam collection. So, c’mon, let’s make your Onam a Ponnonam!

Rouka by Sreejith Jeevan

In the brief conversation we had with Sreejith Jeevan of Rouka, we got to know some amazing insights about their Onam collection.

“Onam this year is a mixed bag for us. It is a reflection of how we live. Our work has been a response to what we see. And at the same time, it also is a sort of echoing of what craft needs at this point, especially in Kerala. What craft needs is a balance between the traditional and modern. Our motive has always been to take traditional craft into a fashionable space to ensure they’re aspirational.

That’s why Onam is a mixed bag for us,” says Sreejith.

Their kasavu sarees are handwoven by Chendamangalam weavers which is nothing but a dreamy interpretation of traditional craft. Floral sarees intricately designed with the beautiful motifs of Shankapushpam and Aparajitha flowers make their designs feel nostalgic.

Their quirky Set Mundu collections mixed with florals and stripes are also worth checking out.

Isn’t this ruffle kasavu simply glamorous?

They have a rich collection of mundu for men, ranging from classic to quirky. Contemporary stripes mixed with an element of peculiarity. Handwoven yet modern. You’ll be able to find a very interesting kara on the mundu that adds a twist to the otherwise bland Malayali menswear.

You can check out more about their collections here.

Also Read: Pocket-friendly Styling Tips For Onam

Pichakam

We loved the beautiful Nirangalude Onam collection by Pichakam. Their sarees, which do not have borders, but sport subtle designs is truly a fresh take on the Onam attire.

We were also impressed with their saree collections namely Thira and Nakshatra, both of which bring out the essence of the ocean theme in a gorgeous lavender colour palette with ruffles and belt detailing on Onam attire.

If you are looking for a traditional golden Kasavu saree, then you guys are in for a treat with their Suhana, Chanchal and Kasturi range from the Nirangalude Onam collection. We love how stylish and stunning they look.

Mohini – Shilpa Manghat

Let us admit that the concept of vegan clothing was quite new when we first heard of it. But this little fashion world of vegan clothing, run by a single-woman army, was no less than a wonder to us.

Some of the blouses and dress designs are made out of recycled materials. They also have other designs known for their pretty patterns.

Their beautiful and breezy Onathumbi dress, which is no less than a dream for all those who do not enjoy the hassle of a saree on Onam day, is just stunning.