Good Earth launches exclusive women’s wear brand

Renowned lifestyle label, Good Earth, has launched its latest exclusive women’s wear brand ‘Titli’. The premiere collection showcases an ingenious transformation of silk into a year-round, adaptable fabric. It offers a beautiful collection of tunics, sets, and mixed outfits in different shades and patterns.

The brand’s first collection shows elegance with vibrant jewel-like colors such as bright pinks, deep blues, and rich greens. Good Earth’s introduction of Titli wants to make silk suitable for everyday wear, not just for special events, celebrating how versatile it is.

The collection also includes basics like kaftans, jackets, skirts, kurtas, kimonos, trousers, along with vibrant printed scarves.

The brand announced the launch on Facebook and said, “Our new in-house label Titli features a vibrant canvas for personal expressions of style. Celebrating the natural beauty of Indian silk, with minimal embellishments. Discover the launch collection of silk separates, in stores and online.”

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