Leading Indian brands of 2024
Rijac — India, known for its significant role in the global leather export market, has some concerns linked to its leather production. The fashion industry relies on the leather sourced from over 220 crore animals annually,with approximately 80 crore animals being processed in India.
This raises environmental concerns, as indicated by statistics from the United Nations Agriculture and Food Organisation, citing the impact on deforestation, water scarcity, and global warming.
In response, RIJAC takes a step towards ethical alternatives by introducing Vegan Leather Bags for women. Crafted from cruelty-free polyurethane leather, these bags provide a sustainable option without compromising on style.
RIJAC's commitment to change stems from a deep understanding of the environmental toll traditional leather inflicts. The range includes handbags, slings, shoulder bags, and totes, offering chic alternatives that align with conscious consumer choices.
As RIJAC pioneers cruelty-free fashion, it not only addresses the ethical concerns of traditional leather but also contributes to a more compassionate and eco-friendly industry.
Edunique — In an endeavour to address a prevalent concern, Akanksha Bhargava, the entrepreneurial force behind EduNique, is pioneering a solution to empower children with essential life skills at the right age without straining parental finances. With after-school programmes, skill and brain development courses, leveraging AI, scientific methodologies, and 118 innovative teaching techniques of her own creation, Bhargava has developed offline and online hybrid modules for children aged 4 to 16, delivering results across 17 countries.
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