Woven from Petals. Worn with Purpose.
The World's First Biodegradable Luxury Fashion Label.
Not an experiment. Not a compromise. An entirely new definition of what luxury can be.
Parvi Chadha
Co-Founder & Creative Director
Parvi inherited her father's legacy of bespoke clothing — a foundation that taught her how a perfectly made garment holds more than fabric. It holds time, care, and the mark of the hands that made it.
After completing her degree in fashion business management at Pearl Academy, in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, she channelled that inheritance into a conviction: that luxury and responsibility are not opposing forces. They are the same intention, expressed in material form.
House of Parvi is that conviction made wearable — built on the rarest materials the earth offers, worked by artisans who refuse to hurry.
After completing her degree in fashion business management at Pearl Academy, in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, she channelled that inheritance into a conviction: that luxury and responsibility are not opposing forces. They are the same intention, expressed in material form.
House of Parvi is that conviction made wearable — built on the rarest materials the earth offers, worked by artisans who refuse to hurry.
Mridul Jacob
Co-Founder & Director of Vision
Mridul grew up in the United Arab Emirates, where an early immersion in refined living gave him an instinct for what true luxury feels like — not its signals, but its substance.
A bespoke menswear designer and graduate of Pearl Academy in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, he won the Wills Lifestyle "The Debut" Award at India Fashion Week 2013, in collaboration with the Fashion Design Council of India — recognition of a vision already asking different questions of fashion.
He saw in Parvi's rare materials not a constraint but a calling: that the deepest craft and the deepest respect for the earth are not competing ideas. They are one.
A bespoke menswear designer and graduate of Pearl Academy in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University, he won the Wills Lifestyle "The Debut" Award at India Fashion Week 2013, in collaboration with the Fashion Design Council of India — recognition of a vision already asking different questions of fashion.
He saw in Parvi's rare materials not a constraint but a calling: that the deepest craft and the deepest respect for the earth are not competing ideas. They are one.
Luxury is not a price. It is not a logo. Luxury is when something has been made with the full weight of human attention — and when the earth is left no worse for it.
House of Parvi