Meyro was founded by two close friends, Srishti and Gagan.

The idea of Meyro emerged from a shared passion for Indian craft, textiles, art, and music. While Srishti draws from classical Indian music, traditional textiles, and fine art, Gagan is deeply influenced by street culture, rap, and contemporary visual expression.

Meyro is the meeting point of these two worlds.

It reflects their personalities while holding deep respect for Indian craftsmanship, sustainability, and age-old techniques. The soul of the brand lies in honoring tradition while reshaping how it is seen.

Our first drop begins in Jaipur with traditional handblock-printed fabrics, cut into structured, modern silhouettes. It is not nostalgia. It is reinterpretation.

We are building a brand that moves across states, cultures, and generations. Each collection will explore traditional textiles from different regions of India and place them into a new context with cleaner lines, stronger shapes, and contemporary energy.

Meyro is for individuals shaped by street culture, rap, and global pop influence. For those who see identity as fluid and self-defined. We take traditional fabrics out of predictable spaces and place them where they belong now, in the present, in the city, in movement.

Today, we begin with womenswear. In time, Meyro will expand into menswear, jewellery, and objects that carry the same language of craft and cultural expression.

This is craft with attitude. This is heritage without hesitation.

Meyro is not about preserving the past. It is about giving it a future.