Suta

Two sisters set out to make the saree everyday wear again, and grew the brand without taking outside money.

Small and new·From India·Founded 2016·Members

At a glance

Founded
2016, when the sisters left their jobs on 1 April with ₹6 lakh between them.12
Founded by
Sisters Sujata Biswas and Taniya Biswas.5
Home
Mumbai.2
Owned by
Its founders. Suta is bootstrapped and has no outside investors.23
What it sells
Handwoven sarees first, and now clothes for men and children as well.2
Size
More than ₹75 crore of revenue in the year to March 2025, similar to the year before.2

How it got here

2014

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About a year after Taniya moved to Mumbai in 2013, the sisters started a saree label around their day jobs.1 The first sarees were plain mulmul, sold for ₹1,250.1

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Sources for what is above

  1. 1Love for Sarees Inspires Sisters to Build Rs 50 Crore Brand; Empower 16,000 WeaversThe Better India · 23 February 2022 · thebetterindia.com
  2. 2Bootstrapped to Rs 75 cr: How Suta’s sister duo is weaving an IPO dreamBusiness Today · 27 May 2025 · businesstoday.in
  3. 3Suta to open first international store in Mauritius, targets Rs 85 to 90 crore revenue in FY26BestMediaInfo · 24 December 2025 · bestmediainfo.com
  4. 5Suta Opens First International Store in Mauritius, Marking Global ExpansionApparel Resources · 11 March 2026 · in.apparelresources.com

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