A Bucketful of Love
Simple old school jhablas to cover your newborn in absolute softness and pure love
Majama | મજામાં | life is fun
Our bestseller and most loved loungewear for kids and grown ups
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'Such a great initiative with Relove. And such great integrity towards a cause. Am so proud to have bought from you. I just realised - I have so much of LTWT'

‘Oh my god the outfits are incredible!!! And the other two are so beautiful, do you make them for adults as well? I love your brand and the design and sustainable ethics and you have got a customer for life!’

'Absolutely love the dress'

'We love the clothes you make. It’s so damn comfy for Dubai summer. Been using since 6 months plus n it’s still fresh'

..... Truly well done on them! 👏👏👏👏👏
I am absolutely in love with each piece in your bandini collection! Each style is just so wonderfully unique. Love the styles, the colors and just how comfortable they are for the kids! Thank you for this amazing line! ❤️..I love how different each style is.'

Behind the scenes - Making of our gorgeous hand block print textiles by artisans in Jaipur
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Behind the scenes of hand block-printing
The clarity of working with and supporting communities of artisans has always been part of Love the World Today’s vision. To really celebrate textile art and promote it through our designs is something that Dipti and I hold very close to our hearts.
As we are inching closer to launching our new cotton hand block-printed festive edit ‘This Little Light of Mine’ and seeing this beautiful collection come to life, here’s taking you on a behind the scenes journey from our trip to our new artisans and showing you what goes behind bringing something to life.
Memories of childhood - a photo story
Memories of childhood - a photo story by Nirmala Mayur Patil.
Memories as soft as muslin, woven on the loom of slow days - wishing on stars, swinging under the trees, gazing out of windows, leaving flower gifts in unthinkable places, hiding between curtains, making art on pavements, celebrating sweet messes, tiptoeing, scribbling, having long conversations with secret friends, and believing in fairies.’