It takes each of our artisans 60 minutes to hand-sew our scalloped edges… and that’s just the trim!
When you slip into a classic Heidi Carey robe, the first thing you’ll notice is how beautifully it flatters your figure. That’s no happy accident — it’s the result of meticulous hand-stitching to create my trademarked scalloped edges, immediately enhancing your natural shape with soft, elegant lines.
It adds an extra touch of femininity to the style and the soft, curved lines are shown to be more complimentary. The result is an elegant garment that enhances your shape and boosts your confidence.
The talented artisans in India possess excellent attention to detail when carefully preparing the scalloping on each piece. In fact, only our most skilled maker’s handle the intricate sewing, masterfully bringing our signature details to life.
Crafted by skilled artisans in India using old-world techniques, these robes reflect the highest level of craftsmanship and attention to detail. "
Out with the New, in with the Old
You can always tell when a garment is made with genuine love and dedication. You can actually feel the difference as you slip it on – a certain warmth and personal touch you can’t experience with most modern-made products. This is all thanks to the power and tradition of “old world” artisanal techniques, perfected over thousands of years.
When I started my business in 2016, I knew immediately that I wanted to adopt an “old-world craftsmanship” approach when designing and producing my products.
In a world dominated by fast-fashion and high-tech machines, there’s something special about a garment made by hand. Each of my items is hand cut, hand-stamped, and hand-sewn by artisans in India — by people who take pride in their work and understand that every stitch matters.
It’s more than a craft. This nearly forgotten art, mastered only by the most accomplished artisans, caters to the discerning tastes of women like you. And it’s one I’m proud to preserve.
The Fine Print You’ll Want To See
the same. Every product you receive from me should reflect the fact that you and every other customer are truly unique.
When shopping for Indian block print fabrics at online stores, it’s clear that 99% of those prints look the same. That’s because many of them used the same cliche ideas — elephants, elephants and more elephants — leaving you with something that looks more like a souvenir than a quality piece of clothing
When you explore my prints, you’ll immediately see the difference — they look nothing like the rest.
That’s because each of my prints is uniquely designed in collaboration with European artists and meticulously hand-carved into wooden blocks by Indian artisans. No one else has access to these prints; they’re designed exclusively for my garments.
Slight variations in the printing process guarantee that each garment is unique, giving you a special piece that is not exactly like any other. Usually, it takes over a year to design, develop, and release a new print, but the result is always worth it.
We Come With Strings Attached
You can kiss goodbye days of searching your washer and dryer for your misplaced bathrobe belt. Each of my robes comes with an attached belt that you will never have to worry about losing, along with interior ties for a secure, adjustable fit. Also included are spacious pockets on each side — perfect for slipping in your phone, stashing reading glass, or keeping lip balm on hand as you unwind.
I take great pride in producing beautiful yet practical final products for my customers by including these convenient features. This is proof that I’m not completely stuck in the past.
Curious to learn more about my brand philosophies and the process of creating new prints?
Check out my blog here, where you’ll receive the latest on my personal fashion and style advice, travel experiences, and in-depth posts about my designs. You’ll be able to learn more about where I get my inspiration for new print ideas — each one has a unique story behind it.
Together, let’s celebrate the art of creating garments the old-fashioned way,
