From St Xavier places a strong focus on investing in communities with diverse artisanal skill sets in North India. We believe in the importance of heritage, and work closely with artists who flourish in traditional production methods that are rapidly being lost in our increasingly automated world.
Partnering only with SEDEX certified producers, we are dedicated to building ethical working conditions in global supply chains. We are proud to uphold these values, and consider them integral to the From St Xavier brand foundation, allowing for deeper and more meaningful collaboration with our makers.
All fibers used in the linings of our bags are recycled as means of reducing the problem of textile wastage within the fashion accessory and apparel industries. We formulate our designs around what raw materials are already available or remain from previous collections in order to mitigate any excess and wastage.
Bridal gets an update with the Wifey clutch. Traditional colour palettes make the perfect accessory for your big day and beyond.
Whether you're after a unique beaded clutch, or perhaps an embellished drawstring bag, we've got you covered.
Bridal and event clutches designed to suit any style and match any wedding attire. From St Xavier is understated luxury at its finest.
Deepa loves how her work has encouraged her to take more risks, and build a confidence in her craft. She takes pleasure in building and honing her skills, and is the proud sole bread winner of her family.
Fuleshri has created a strong career for herself as an artisan skilled in the finer details and intricacies of hand beading. She takes pride in being the first-generation woman in her family to work outside her community and in the city.
Manju is a master at crocheting. She learnt her craft from her village elders and has honed her skills ever since. She takes great pride that her work is worn and admired by women all around the world.
Rameshwari moved from Bihar to the big city 5 years ago, and has been collaborating with From St Xavier ever since. During this time, she has honed her skillset and developed her craft as an artisan in an environment she loves; feeling she is part of one big family. She hopes to continue growing in her abilities and train as a lead seamstress.
Mantra came to Delhi from a small village in search for more opportunity for herself and her family. She has been part of out artisan collective for 15 years, and through her craft has put her children through school and been the sole breadwinner for her family. Her favourite part of her job is the environment in which she works, and the health insurance that has allowed her to treat her husband who has a degenerative disease.
Chandrawati has been collaborating with From St Xavier for 6 years, enhancing each product with her master craftsmanship. She is proud of the self confidence she has gained through being able to provide for her family using her specialised skillset, and lists her work environment and benefits as the things she values most about her job.
