Est. in the karkhanas of Lucknow
वस्त्रं ब्रह्म — the garment as one's presence
B Posh dresses the modern Indian groom, host and heir — sherwanis, bandhgalas and festive silhouettes, each seam finished by hand for the moments that ask you to arrive fully.
The Collections
The Craft
Every silhouette begins on a wooden mannequin, draped and re-draped until the fall of the fabric sits right on the shoulder.
Zardozi, gota-patti and dabka work is laid stitch by stitch by karigars trained across three generations of the same family workshops.
Every piece is cut, assembled and pressed within our own workshop, true to size and finished to a standard, not a one-off.
Each garment is inspected thread by thread, then boxed in muslin and readied for the catalogue.
"Ninety hours of hand embroidery on a single Sherwani sleeve."
Lookbook
"I didn't just wear a sherwani to my wedding — I wore three generations of a karigar's hands. That is what B Posh gave me."— Aryan Kapoor, Delhi