The Return of Juttis

Juttis are extremely versatile, and can be worn at a whole range of occasions. Be it a fun night at a cocktail party/Sangeet, or a girls’ day out at a café, your pretty, snug-fitting Juttis can be the perfect accessory at every occasion.

- Akanksha Chhabra

India is an endless treasure trove of art; in her narrowest gullies and the most remote areas of her countryside, you will find pieces of art, often amidst modest surroundings.

One such artifact that is slowly marking a return into people’s hearts is the Punjabi Jutti, also known as jooti, khussa and mojri. Juttis were losing popularity in the last few decades due to lack of demand. It was heart breaking to see that the karigars making this gorgeous handicraft were sorting to other odd jobs. We definitely wanted to change that.

To make the jutti palatable to modern taste, we turned to contemporary styling to add that little bit of quirk and edge. This definitely helped us be a part of the jutti revolution!

Come summer, you will be thanking yourself for investing in a pair of Juttis. A large part of your foot is covered while wearing Juttis, keeping them safe from the tan. Pop-colored juttis, with their fun vibe, look set to stay in trend this season. Pastels are great too, and go with a whole lot of outfits in every wardrobe!

Juttis are extremely versatile, and can be worn at a whole range of occasions. Be it a fun night at a cocktail party/Sangeet, or a girls’ day out at a café, your pretty, snug-fitting Juttis can be the perfect accessory at every occasion.