Orly began in 1989, in a quiet lane off Kolkata’s Camac Street. What started as a small store soon became a home for karigars, fabric lovers, and those who value the slow beauty of Indian craftsmanship.

We grew up around the rhythm of the thread and the precision of the stitch. Around real fabric, real people, and real pride in what we wear. Our roots are stitched into every piece we create. Each silhouette carries the care of hands that have mastered their craft, and the spirit of a culture that has always expressed itself through what it wears.

Today, our purpose is clear.

We want to bring Indian wear back into everyday life. To create clothing that reflects who we are, not who we are told to be. It’s time to move away from stiff collars and borrowed patterns, and return to something softer — something that feels like home. We are here to reclaim ease, comfort, and a sense of belonging.

Our embroidery is not for display. It is a quiet form of expression. Each motif speaks without raising its voice. Each thread allows you to carry your culture with you, without the need to explain it. What you wear should feel like your own story, told in fabric and form.

We honour our roots by keeping them alive, not frozen. Our pieces are made to be lived in, not saved for special occasions. They carry the grace of heritage, shaped for the pace of modern life.

This is Orly.
Indian in its roots.
Modern in its rhythm.
Worn not to be seen, but to be felt.