We are adopting a part of a reef generation project run by Reef Watch – a marine conservation organisation that works as a custodian of coral reefs in the Andaman Islands. Anjali has also designed a collection based on coral reefs to raise awareness about the cause. This is all part of our sustainability goals, as coral reefs are one of the largest carbon sinks and their regeneration is critical to slow climate change. For more information visit the Reef Watch website.

Our Collection T-91 is an ode to the forest and a missing tiger. We have committed 10% of the profits made by the collection to the NGO Tiger Watch. We believe in supporting communities through our initiatives and have worked with the wives of the Moghiya Tribals – a poaching community, in Ranthambore to provide alternative livelihoods to their women by designing and creating patchwork quilts with them. Committed all the way to conserve the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Anjali has recently been inducted onto the board of Tiger Watch. To know more visit the Tiger Watch website.

With the goal of reducing our carbon footprint and improving livelihoods we have partnered with SankalpTaru, under their Rural Livelihood Program. As a part of the program, we plant a tree for every Verandah ecommerce purchase you make. With the help of a technology enabled system you can track the locations of your tree and receive updates on its growth, making the impact more tangible so to speak. Our goal through this project is to build a Verandah forest on the sandbanks of the Bhramaputra river in the Molai forest reserve to conserve local biodiversity and provide safe passage to animals during annual flooding. If you would like to plant a tree as part of the initiative follow the link below.