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Fair by default
Weavers set their own price for every piece and are paid in full on delivery — not 60 or 90 days later like most wholesale arrangements. No piece leaves the loom until the weaver has already been paid for it.
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Loading…Joba started as one loom and a promise: pay the weaver what the piece is worth, the day it’s finished. Three decades later, that’s still the whole business model.
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Weavers set their own price for every piece and are paid in full on delivery — not 60 or 90 days later like most wholesale arrangements. No piece leaves the loom until the weaver has already been paid for it.
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Every saree carries a loom ID tied to the weaver who made it. We don’t carry power-loom copies dressed up as handloom — if a piece can’t be traced to a loom and a name, it doesn’t enter the catalogue.
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Natural dyes are tested for colourfastness before a single saree ships. First orders come with a free re-fall and pico, because a saree that doesn’t hang right doesn’t get worn.
From the founder
My grandfather wove Jamdani on a pit loom two streets from where our workshop stands today. When we started Joba, the one rule we didn’t compromise on was this: if you buy a saree from us, you can look up exactly who made it. That hasn’t changed, and it isn’t going to.
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