Who's Next, Paris
Every Indian brand at Who's Next Paris, September 2026
81 Indian companies are showing in Paris this September. Here is the whole list, with logos, pictures and stand numbers, so you can plan your route before you walk in.
Who's Next runs 5 to 7 September 2026 at Paris expo Porte de Versailles, with Bijorhca and Shoppe Object Paris in the same halls on the same days. India sits across all of it: 8 jewellery houses at Bijorhca, 20 womenswear labels, 7 in bags and accessories, 1 in home, 43 sourcing and manufacturing companies, and 2 export promotion councils.
37 of the 81 are showing here for the first time. That is the number I keep coming back to. India has been a sourcing address in Paris for 30 years. This September a large part of the delegation arrives with a name on the stand.
We brought a good number of these brands onto the floor ourselves. The rest we know from years of working the same halls. Logos and photographs below are the companies' own. A few of the manufacturing firms sell only through their agents and have no site to link, so they are listed by name, product and stand.
Jewellery at Bijorhca (8)
Bijorhca is the jewellery and accessories half of the September session, in the same building. Five of these eight are new this edition.
Ashtar
Sculptural 925 silver by Meetashi Makar, who graduated from NIFT Delhi in 1990. Clean lines, organic shapes and earth minerals, with pieces that take around 100 hours of hand work.
Bhavya Ramesh
Sculptural jewellery in 925 sterling silver with a bohemian, futuristic edge. Founder Bhavya Ramesh is known for boundary-pushing pieces: nail crowns, webbed-finger rings, silver sunglasses.
Earthaments
Handcrafted silver out of Kolkata, built on Bengal craft and Jamdani motifs. Founder Monalisha started it from her own habit of collecting old jewellery across India.
Ishime Jewels
A Jaipur house making fine handcrafted sterling silver set with ethically sourced gemstones. They manufacture and export bespoke rings, earrings, pendants and bangles for brands abroad.
Mortantra
Handcrafted Indian jewellery rooted in wedding and festive dressing, made in Chandigarh. Ancient artistry cut with contemporary stones and finishes.
Raw Bhoomi
Adore Jewels
Jaipur, running since 2003. Handmade 925 sterling silver and gemstone jewellery for wholesale, with a design service for clients who arrive with their own line.
Silver Gallery
A 925 silver manufacturer and exporter working in finished jewellery, beads, rosary chains and bezel connectors. The components half of the business is why they sit in Elements.
Womenswear and ready-to-wear (20)
Khara Kapas
The name means "pure cotton," and founder Shilpi Yadav means it. Relaxed, earthy, breathable pieces in handwoven and natural fabrics, made on a slow, sustainable model.
Minis
A resort and swimwear label made in India and shipping worldwide: swimsuits, kaftans and vacation-ready clothing in an easy, sun-and-sea sensibility.
Ode the Label
A slow, conscious label from the duo Oindrila and Arka, made by hand in handwoven fabrics. Comfort-led womenswear where every piece carries a traditional Indian technique.
Ofrida
Hand-painted clothing built on abstract expressionism, so no two pieces read the same. Dresses and co-ord sets where the surface is the whole point.
Payal Pratap
Payal Pratap Singh launched her label in 2010 for the modern Indian woman who keeps her roots. The signature is in the surfaces: cross-stitch and thread embroidery, patchwork, prints and handwoven weaves.
Saheli Women
Started in 2014 in Bhikamkor, Rajasthan, by Madhu Vaishnav. More than 200 women across the surrounding villages hand-make the clothes, and after years of supplying other slow-fashion labels they now come to Paris as their own brand.
Guapa Luxe
Reby Kumar designs Guapa as fuss-free, playful resort wear and swimwear, made in India. Recognised by the Vogue India Fashion Fund and by young-designer platforms at Grazia and Elle. They show in Curve Paris, the lingerie and swim sector.
Aida by Priyanka Jain
Priyanka Jain bridges age-old Indian technique and modern shape, working in handwoven Jamdani and handloom cotton, with sustainability at the core.
Azu Clothing
A female-owned label out of Noida, built on delicate hand embroidery in mul chanderi and a soft palette of blush, mauve and ecru.
Beetroot
Founder Deepika Lodha grew Beetroot from a saree label into a house known for kaleidoscopic prints and colour, cut into minimal, comfort-first silhouettes in indigenous textiles.
Jiwya
A 100% plant-based luxury label from Nashik, founded by two textile scientists. No synthetic dyes, plastics or animal products anywhere in the chain, built on more than 100 traditional Indian textile crafts.
Noib
NOIB, short for "No In Between," is a conscious contemporary womenswear label from Delhi built on bold prints and natural fabrics, made in small batches.
Raga Designs by Neeru Kumar
Textile designer Neeru Kumar has revived Indian handloom since 1986, working silk, wool, linen and cotton through traditional weaving. For Paris she brings a handwoven garment collection that carries her signature textile craft.
Roze 2.11
Saveri Raj started Roze 2.11 in October 2023, and the 2.11 is her mother’s birthday. Avant-garde occasion dressing, ethereal dresses and sharp tailoring. Already shown at London Fashion Week.
Sarron
Slow-made clothing handcrafted by karigars in Bengal. It reinterprets Jamdani, kantha and appliqué into modern silhouettes in cotton and silk-cotton handloom.
Shibui
Named for the Japanese idea of understated beauty, Shibui makes minimalist wardrobe staples in organically dyed, sustainably made natural textiles.
Sunira Designs
Luxury womenswear split between Delhi and New York, working in chanderi, mul, brocade and silk. Handmade pieces that pair heritage crafts with contemporary cuts.
Yavï
Yadvi Agarwal builds Yavi around textiles and surface art: Impressionist-inspired hand-painted prints and indigenous dyeing on natural fabrics and clean silhouettes.
KNN Calcutta
Kolkata streetwear run by siblings Srishti and Yuvraj Gourisaria, built on the family business their grandfather started as Kanchana Sarees in 1967. Banarasi and handwoven fabric cut into contemporary streetwear. They show in What’s Up, the young-designer sector.
Aekatri
An Indian ready-to-wear design house working on sustainable modern luxury, with hand craft on every piece. Their line is "handmade is heart-made."
Bags, leather goods and accessories (7)
Hair Drama Company
Founded in 2015 by Priyanka Sanghi, a luxury hair-accessories label and the first to 3D-print them. More than 500 products, 90% of them handcrafted by Indian artisans.
Art-chives India
Co-founded in Mumbai by former LVMH executive Gaurav Bhatia. An artisanal-luxury house spanning ornate handbags, homeware and decor, made by fair-wage artisans. Stocked at Le Mill and Aashni + Co.
Calonge
A Chennai leather house known for entirely hand-braided leather. Bags and wallets woven by hand by a workforce of more than 300 women artisans, with a refined, contemporary finish.
Notice Me
Handmade statement bags out of Mumbai, made to get you noticed. Quirky, playful pieces with a Gen-Z sense of humour: the Aamchi Mango Bag, the Dirty Martini Clutch.
Respect Bag
Trio
Veev
Handwoven leather bags made on the Coromandel coast in Tamil Nadu, by a community of local women weavers. Old weaving technique carried onto leather.
Home and design (1)
Sourcing and manufacturing (43)
The biggest Indian block at the show, grouped in the X, Y and Z aisles. Woven and knitted garments, embroidery, leather, belts, scarves and jewellery components, made to a buyer's spec. Bring your tech pack.
Aadews World
Sourcing and manufacturing
Embroidered womenswear, made and exported out of India.
AAN
Sourcing and manufacturing
AB Creation India
Sourcing and manufacturing
Anan’s
Sourcing and manufacturing
Another Export Company
Sourcing and manufacturing
Apparel Fashionista
Sourcing and manufacturing
Manufacturer and exporter of printed and embroidered womenswear, selling worldwide.
Arcus India
Sourcing and manufacturing
Nehru Place, New Delhi. Costume and imitation jewellery, fashion accessories and handcrafted decorative pieces, with clients in North America, Europe, Australia and the Middle East.
C R International
Sourcing and manufacturing
Can Fashion
Ready-to-wear
Cinturones International
Sourcing and manufacturing
A Delhi leather-accessories maker running 30,000 belts and 5,000 bags and wallets a month, on nickel-free fittings and eco-friendly leather. They already supply United Colors of Benetton in India, and sell into Europe and Australia.
Desi Finesse
Sourcing and manufacturing
Discovery Leathers
Sourcing and manufacturing
A Gurugram tannery and manufacturer, 20 years in sheep and goat leather garments and jackets, exporting out of North India.
Export Warehouse
Sourcing and manufacturing
G P Exports
Sourcing and manufacturing
Leather products and accessories, made for export.
Grace Fashion Accessories
Sourcing and manufacturing
Gurgaon. Cuff bracelets, bangles and embroidered necklaces, made for wholesale.
H&S
Sourcing and manufacturing
Indian Creativity
Sourcing and manufacturing
K.S Enterprises
Ready-to-wear
Kishorilal Shyamsunder
Ready-to-wear
La Demure
Sourcing and manufacturing
Noida, running since 1992. Fashion necklaces and earrings made to order, exporting to the United States, France and the United Kingdom.
Leela Niryat x Yukt
Ready-to-wear
A Jaipur export house working with local artisans on ladies garments, here with the Yukt label.
Mint Impex
Sourcing and manufacturing
A family business making garments for more than 50 years, exporting to Europe, America and Russia.
NCCR
Accessories
Nunki
Sourcing and manufacturing
Luxury scarves, cashmere shawls, stoles and throws, handcrafted for women.
Nur-Italian Finess
Sourcing and manufacturing
Pankaj Mercantile Company
Textile accessories
Mumbai. Fabrics, shawls and scarves in silk, cotton and man-made fibre.
Pankaj Shawls
Sourcing and manufacturing
Prewal Studio
Sourcing and manufacturing
Fashion and accessories manufacturing, built for brands that arrive with their own line.
Promila Emporium
Sourcing and manufacturing
Designer bags for women, made in India for wholesale.
QTL
Sourcing and manufacturing
S.K. Overseas
Sourcing and manufacturing
Sam n Bibi
Sourcing and manufacturing
Sara Collections
Sourcing and manufacturing
Saraf
Sourcing and manufacturing
More than 40 years manufacturing and exporting readymade apparel for women, men and kids.
Sarash India
Sourcing and manufacturing
Sardar
Textile accessories
Savana International
Sourcing and manufacturing
Subbarow Apparels
Sourcing and manufacturing
The Mitesh
Ready-to-wear
Shirting worked over by hand: couching embroidery, hand crochet, piece by piece.
The Zinnia India
Sourcing and manufacturing
Weavers Weft Amritsar
Sourcing and manufacturing
Zinnia India
Sourcing and manufacturing
Kanakshree
Sourcing and manufacturing
Artificial and imitation jewellery, earrings, necklaces and bridal sets, made for volume.
Trade bodies (2)
Indian Silk Export Promotion Council
Trade body
The Ministry of Textiles council that promotes Indian silk exports and brings its member companies to shows abroad.
Handloom Export Promotion Council
Trade body
The Ministry of Textiles council for handloom exports, representing weavers and handloom exporters across India.
Buyers, and brands who are not on this list
If you are a buyer and you want introductions before the doors open, write to us and we will set the meetings. We know what most of these companies can do, what their minimums look like, and which of them are ready for a European order.
If you are an Indian brand looking at this list and thinking you should be on it, the next editions are already open. We assess the collection, tell you honestly whether it works for a European buyer, and put you in the right show and the right sector.
Stand numbers come from the official exhibitor list and can move slightly before opening. Check the plan at the entrance on the day.