Zameen
Where cultures become clothing.
A two-chapter outerwear collection
Two cultures.Many stories.One canvas.
Contemporary jackets inspired by heritage, craftsmanship, and creative expression from around the world.
Inspired by culture. Created with respect.
01 — India
Golden Procession
A varsity silhouette carrying the goldwork of Lucknow, temple geometry and the royal procession.
Chest detail
Monogram. Compass. Procession.
The house Z sits opposite a four-point star. Below it, an elephant head in raised gold thread — the gaja that leads a ceremonial procession.
Sleeve embroidery
Details that travel.
A sun medallion above paired elephants and a lotus, set like the border of a ceremonial textile.
The back
A landmark. A memory. A place.
Hyderabad's Charminar, a Dravidian gopuram, Delhi's Qutb Minar and a carved temple façade, drawn as one horizon on ink-green.
Golden Procession Jacket
One jacket. Many worlds.
Embroidered in gold on indigo. Made in limited numbers.
01 — India
Golden Procession Jacket
₹3,199
InterpretationInclusive of all taxes. Delivery across India from ₹100.
An indigo and ink-green varsity jacket carrying gold embroidery drawn from the zardozi goldwork of Lucknow.
- Indigo body with ink-green yoke and side panels
- Gold-tone raised embroidery
- Cream-striped rib collar, cuffs and hem
- Patterned lining, gold-tone full-length zip
- Limited production
Select size
Choose a size to continue.
Relaxed varsity fit that sits at the hip. Take your usual size; size up if you plan to layer a heavy knit underneath.
The collection
Two chapters
The house
Wear the story. Know the source.
ZAMEEN means ground. It is where every design begins: a specific place, a specific craft, and the people who kept it alive long before it reached a jacket.
We research every cultural reference we use and refuse to reduce a culture to a decorative motif. That is why nothing here is labelled simply by country — each piece names its region, its technique and who it is credited to.
Inspired by culture. Created with respect.
How a design is made
Every reference starts with a place, a period and a maker. We read, look closely and note where each form comes from before anything is drawn.
Designs are shown to people who know the source — craftspeople, historians, people from the place — and we listen when the answer is no.
Where a living craft is involved, the aim is to work with its practitioners, not around them, and to say so plainly when we have not.
Motifs are redrawn for embroidery and for the shape of a jacket — without inventing meanings they never carried.
Every product page names its source, location, technique and who the tradition belongs to, with a badge that says how close the design sits to it.
Culture is more than a pattern.It has a place, a history, and a voice.