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Across coffee roasters, bookshops and cultural institutions, we have built partnerships that have endured more than a decade and continue to grow. What speaks most clearly to the quality of that work is this: many of the designs we created together, years ago, are still in use today. Not because nothing has changed, but because they were designed to be timeless and with our shared values: considered in detail, refined in execution, and built to last in both form and function. Thank you to everyone who’s been part of that journey.

Sky blue. Racing Green. Rusty Red. We have a spectrum of fabrics ready to sew. From classic neutrals to more contemporary tones, our stock fabric is curated to offer a range of possibilities. Our fabric is expertly dyed using water-based, environmentally responsible processes. We avoid using harsh chemicals while delivering depth, clarity, and lasting colour.

We approach each sample with the same care as the finished piece, making sure the fabric weight, proportions and thoughtful construction details are all just right. Working from an airy and bright studio in our Bangalore office, our in-house sampling team make sure every detail is fully resolved before going into production. For our patrons, it gives them the opportunity to develop a product that is truly unique to them. Arriving at a finished piece that perfectly balances form and function.

We were delighted to collaborate with GAIL’s on this series of tote bags, celebrating the start of spring, and the unmistakable arrival of the star of the season: hot cross buns. From the outset, their playful designs set the tone: fun, joyful and bright! Each design is brought to life with richly tactile embroidery in the iconic GAIL's red, offset against a range of zesty custom-dyed organic cotton. Beautifully designed by @gailsbakery Carefully crafted by re-wrap

Drawstring. Zipped. Printed. Folded. Long. Short. Any size, any shape. Always exceptionally made. When it comes to pouches, we make it all possible.

One wrap, unlimited possibilities. A single fabric wrap transforms a book, a bottle of wine, and a box of chocolate into gifts that feel truly special. Enduring, stylish, and endlessly versatile.

For our artisans, International Women’s Day is a celebration of independence, confidence, and community. In rural India, many women face barriers but through training, mentorship, and a supportive workplace, our artisans gain the skills and stability to build their own futures. We are committed to ensuring our talented artisans have the opportunity to thrive personally and professionally. Here are a few moments from yesterday’s celebrations across our units.

Elevate gifting with our bespoke organic cotton hampers and wine bags. Fully adaptable to your product range, they offer a thoughtful, circular alternative for conscious brands. Make every gift feel considered and memorable.

Our final spotlight reflects the breadth of our giving, from health to food systems and cultural heritage. Each organisation works with care, expertise, and deep local understanding to create impact that lasts beyond the present moment. @apd_india For over six decades, APD has supported people with disabilities in India through healthcare, inclusive education, rehabilitation, and community mental health services. Their Life Cycle Approach recognises that support needs change across a person’s lifetime, serving every type of disability. @foodbehindbars Food Behind Bars improves food served in British prisons, delivering food-based education, healthier menus, and kitchen training across England and Wales. Their work addresses the impact of poor-quality food on mental health, behaviour, and rehabilitation, restoring dignity through nutrition and skills. @intach_heritage INTACH Bangalore documents, protects, and advocates for Karnataka’s cultural heritage. They provide technical expertise on restoration, educate communities and young people, and mediate between development and preservation, ensuring heritage is valued and safeguarded for future generations.

Our giving partnerships support organisations that work at the root of systemic challenges, combining immediate support with long-term change. This includes prevention, education, and advocacy, alongside deep care for those most impacted. We are pleased to share more about the grantees our CIC giving supports. @vihaanngo VIHAAN works across India to fight human trafficking and exploitation, rescuing victims, supporting survivors, and strengthening communities against trafficking vulnerabilities. Their work includes healthcare, mental health support, legal advocacy, skills training, and long-term care, alongside prevention and child safety programmes. @bodyandsoulcharity Body & Soul takes a holistic approach to suicide prevention, supporting those underserved by traditional systems, particularly people of colour. Their trauma-informed care combines neuroscience, psychology, creativity, and community to address root causes and enable lasting recovery. @sustfash The Centre for Sustainable Fashion at London College of Fashion works across research, education, and industry partnerships to transform fashion towards the stewardship of people and planet. Their programmes develop the thinking and skills needed to respond to climate disaster, conflict, and social change.

Throughout February, we are spotlighting the organisations we support through our CIC giving. These grantees work across people, product, and planet, creating long-term impact within the communities they serve. We are pleased to share more about the work they do and the change they are leading. @asancup Asan is a social enterprise making sustainable period care accessible to all women in India. They have developed an easy-to-use menstrual cup and operate on a 1-for-1 donation model: for every cup purchased, one is donated to a woman or girl in need. This enables them to address period poverty while building a sustainable social enterprise. @fatmacys Fat Macy’s supports people moving from temporary accommodation into permanent housing through culinary and hospitality training, 1:1 support, and access to rental deposits. They address a critical gap in the UK’s housing system: residents in temporary accommodation face a 16-hour weekly work cap, creating a cycle where they must choose between minimal work hours or risking rent default. @hasiru_dala Hasiru Dala champions waste pickers, a critical but largely invisible community. Their holistic approach provides identity cards, social security, healthcare, housing, and education for children, transforming waste pickers into recognised professionals while building sustainable waste management systems. @hopscotchwc Hopscotch Women’s Centre is a sanctuary for underserved women and their families, providing grassroots community services in times of need. They support women overcoming poverty, escaping abuse, tackling mental health issues, and transitioning into employment. With 27 languages spoken at the Centre, they create a trusted space for women from diverse backgrounds.

Dear Valued Community, 2025 was also a milestone year as re-wrap officially became a UK Community Interest Company (CIC), placing community wellbeing at the centre. This has always been my intention with re-wrap: to be a catalyst for positive impact on people and planet. I am pleased to share re-wrap’s first giving report with you. While we have always maintained a strong practice of giving at the heart of our work, 2025 marked our first year of formalised partnerships across our value chain in India and in the UK, with the goal of taking an intentional and active approach to giving. Our giving is guided by our commitment to making an enduring, positive impact on the communities we work with across our value chain, and those beyond our direct reach. We define our giving using the 3 Ps of product, people and planet — adapted to meet local needs and priorities. With gratitude, Janjri Trivedi Founder To explore out Giving Report please go the Link in Bio