Ethical garment manufacturing, on the web

Role: Designer
Timeline: Project engagement
Engagement: Brand and web

Challenge

Pacific Design House is a multidisciplinary design, sourcing, and ethical manufacturing house in New Delhi and Jaipur — solar-powered, SEDEX-certified, exhibiting at Who’s Next Paris and ITF Tokyo. The site had to speak to buyers who care about making, workforce, and certification, not only lookbooks.

Approach

01
Framed the house as design plus manufacturing: sourcing, factory, and ethical credentials in the same narrative as the garments.
02
Designed pages that could carry process — how a collection moves from studio to floor — without turning the site into a CSR brochure.
03
Gave certification, workforce, and place (Delhi / Jaipur) a clear, scannable structure for international buyers.
04
Kept the visual system calm so photography of making and cloth could do the work.

Outcome

A buyer-facing house

The site presents manufacturing capacity and ethical practice as part of the design offer, not a footnote.

Place and process

New Delhi, Jaipur, and the factory floor are visible in the story instead of hidden behind a generic fashion template.

A system for a working studio

Structure that can hold collections, credentials, and exhibitions without a new identity each season.

Frames

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