BestsellerThe Hemanta Edit · Autumn 2026
Dressed for the season, made in Dhaka.
Handloom panjabi, katan sarees and everyday essentials, cut for the climate and finished by hand.

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Handloom panjabi and festive sets for the morning prayer and the family lunch after.
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A good panjabi should outlive three Eids, and look better each time.
Aranya · Dhaka · Since 2019
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Added in the first size and colour. You can change options in your bag or on each product page.
Lookbook
Colour, worn in the afternoon light.
The yellow hour
Quiet whites“Clothes should move the way you do.”
Aranya design notes
New on the rail
In motion
Made by hand in Bangladesh
Aranya means forest. We make clothes that breathe like one.
We work with weaver families in Narsingdi, Tangail and Rajshahi to turn handloom cotton, katan silk, jamdani and block-printed cloth into pieces you will reach for every week. Fewer pieces, better cloth, honest prices.
- 120+
- Weaver families
- 100%
- Made in BD
- 4.7
- Average rating

Step 01
Weave
Yarn is dyed, warped and woven by hand on the loom, a few metres a day.

Step 02
Print & finish
Motifs are stamped with carved blocks, then washed and sun-dried for softness.

Step 03
Cut & stitch
Every garment is cut and stitched in our Dhaka atelier and checked by hand.
Know your cloth
The fabric guide
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Handloom cotton
Woven on pit looms in Narsingdi. It breathes, absorbs sweat and softens with every wash.
- FeelSoft, airy, slightly textured
- SeasonSummer, monsoon
- CareCold hand wash, dry in shade
Fit, sorted
Find your size
Tell us a little about yourself for a starting size. Every product page has a full chart, and exchanges are free for 7 days.
Free size exchange
Within 7 days, unworn with tags.
Cash on delivery
Pay at the door, anywhere in Bangladesh.
Delivery in 3–5 days
1–2 days inside Dhaka.
Hand-finished
Checked and finished by hand in Dhaka.
Community
#WearAranya
Kind words
Worn and loved across Bangladesh
“The panjabi fabric is so light. I wore it all day at my cousin's wedding in the heat and never felt sticky.”
Tanvir AhmedDhaka
“Ordered the katan saree on Sunday, arrived Wednesday in Chattogram. The zari work looks even better in person.”
Nusrat JahanChattogram
“Cash on delivery made me trust it. Size exchange was easy, they picked up the old one without any fuss.”
Rafiq HossainSylhet
“The block-print kurti has become my office favourite. Washed it ten times and the colour is still fresh.”
Farhana IslamRajshahi
Journal
Notes from the atelier
Good to know
Questions, answered
How long does delivery take?
Inside Dhaka 1–2 working days for ৳60. Outside Dhaka 3–5 working days for ৳120. Delivery is free on orders over the free-shipping amount shown in your bag.
Can I pay Cash on Delivery?
Yes, anywhere in Bangladesh. You can also pay with bKash, Nagad, Rocket or card at checkout.
What is your exchange policy?
Exchange for size within 7 days of delivery. Items must be unworn, unwashed and have their tags attached. We collect the original parcel when we deliver the new size.
How do I find my size?
Use the Find your size tool on this page or the size guide on any product. Between two sizes, we suggest the larger for a relaxed fit.
How should I care for handloom pieces?
Wash cold by hand with mild soap, dry in the shade and iron on a medium setting. Silk and embroidered pieces should be dry cleaned.
The showroom
Visit us in Dhanmondi
House 14, Road 9, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1209
- Sat – Thu
- 10am – 8pm
- Friday
- 3pm – 9pm
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