The World of Eri Silk.  
 A silk unlike any other.

From traditional fibre to contemporary fabric

Eri’s versatility extends beyond its natural properties. On its own, or blended with other fibres, it can be developed into fabrics with different weights, textures, drapes and performance characteristics, opening possibilities across fashion, knitwear and modern textile design.

At Ereena, we work with the character of Eri, exploring its possibilities through yarn development, weaving, knitting and garment construction. We work with both GOTS-certified mill-spun yarn and handspun Eri yarn, with our Eri yarns and fabrics tested by SGS India, an internationally recognised body.

Eri’s natural isothermal properties can also be enhanced through the way a fabric is constructed. Lightweight, open constructions allow greater airflow and moisture vapour transmission in warm and humid conditions, while fuller constructions retain insulating air to provide warmth when temperatures fall. In this way, we thoughtfully engineer Eri for comfort across changing climates.

By creating new applications and demand for Eri, we are helping carry traditional knowledge into modern textile creation, while keeping the fibre’s character at its heart.

Keeping Eri’s ecosystem alive

The making of Eri brings together farmers, rearers, spinners, weavers and skilled artisans, whose knowledge and labour carry the fibre from cocoon to cloth. At Ereena, we believe the future of a traditional craft depends on making it economically relevant without losing the knowledge that made it special.

Our work supports fair and responsible sourcing, fair pricing and ethical working relationships with yarn suppliers, weavers and artisans, while creating opportunities for skills, enterprise and women’s participation.

The aim is simple: to ensure that Eri remains not only a living tradition, but a viable livelihood for generations to come.