At Rafec, we use Chikankari as a means of empowerment, particularly for women artisans. We implement fair trade practices in an industry that has often been exploited, ensuring that the revenue generated is reinvested back into the hands of our artisans. This not only guarantees their economic well-being but also contributes to their social welfare. From the fabrics we use to the intricate Chikankari embroidery, dyeing, and finishing of our apparel, every step of our manual process is designed with sustainability and social responsibility in mind. Since our inception in 1995, Rafec has partnered with over 2000 artisans, fostering economic stability and social well-being within their communities.
At Rafec, we use Chikankari as a means of empowerment, particularly for women artisans. We implement fair trade practices in an industry that has often been exploited, ensuring that the revenue generated is reinvested back into the hands of our artisans. This not only guarantees their economic well-being but also contributes to their social welfare. From the fabrics we use to the intricate Chikankari embroidery, dyeing, and finishing of our apparel, every step of our manual process is designed with sustainability and social responsibility in mind. Since our inception in 1995, Rafec has partnered with over 2000 artisans, fostering economic stability and social well-being within their communities.
