Meet Rajani
March 10, 2018
In honor of International Women's Day, we're featuring five women who work at the Visible Tailoring Centre. The first post featured our production manager, Sugandha, the second featured one of our fair trade clothing tailors Lovely and today we're highlighting Rajani who has worked at the Visible Tailoring Centre since 2016.
What do you love most about your job?
This job making ethical clothing gives me the most happiness in the world. All of my colleagues and fellow tailors are very helpful and always guide me. We all live like a family.
What has changed in your life since working at Visible Tailoring Centre?
After I started working here my life has changed a lot. I have become an independent woman. I am supporting my family as well and my husband motivated me to do this job. I give full credit to my husband and teachers at Visible for my new confidence.
Below are some of Rajani's favourite pieces. She likes to stitch these as they are beautiful and simple designs.
Maui Soft Jersey Dress
Ammonite T-Shirt
Longline Dress
Colour Pop Skirt
To get 15% off Rajani's favourite items enter coupon code Rajani at checkout.
To learn more about other members of our team, visit Meet the Team.
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