Growing up in the lush landscapes of Bihar and Jharkhand—surrounded by green mountains, quiet lakes, and gentle waterfalls—we learned early that beauty is effortless when it feels natural. As children, we were captivated by style, yet comfort was something we never questioned. It was non-negotiable, a part of our identity.

Back then, fashion wasn’t easily accessible. We would hunt for simple cotton fabrics, imagining them transformed into silhouettes we dreamed of. Local tailors stitched our imagination into wearable forms—sometimes imperfect, but always created with heart. After endless visits to markets and vendors, when nothing matched what we desired, frustration turned into a spark. We made a promise: one of us must become a designer, and one day, we would open our own fashion house.

Life, as it does, moved forward. One of us stepped into the world of design—working across renowned design houses in India and Dubai—while the other built a steady career in finance, quietly supporting that shared dream. We grew, we married, we got busy in the beautiful chaos of adulthood. Yet the dream stayed softly alive, tucked between responsibilities and memories.

Every dress stitched, every outfit borrowed between sisters, carried a whisper of that promise.

It was during a quiet coffee in Dubai that the dream resurfaced with clarity. We remembered why we wanted our own fashion house—not just to create clothes, but to create a space where fashion meets comfort effortlessly, where natural beauty blends with modern elegance.

And so, with four passionate minds and one shared vision, Itkori was born.

The journey wasn’t simple. Seven months of choosing the right fabrics, perfecting every detail, shaping a name that carried our roots, and finding people who believed in the vision as deeply as we did. But every step felt like coming home.

Itkori is not just a brand—it is a promise revived, a dream stitched with love, comfort, and luxury.
Inspired by nature. Crafted with intention. Designed for everyone who want elegance without compromise.