One Less Featured Across Leading Fashion & Lifestyle Publications

Sustainability in fashion isn't just a buzzword anymore - it's becoming the story publications actually want to tell. Over the past few months, One Less has found itself part of that larger conversation, featured across some of India's most-read fashion and lifestyle platforms, from deep-dive founder profiles to seasonal product edits and gifting round-ups.

Whether it's the brand's low-impact fabrics, its founder's take on slow fashion, or a single raffia bag earning its spot in a summer essentials list, each feature has spotlighted a different piece of what One Less stands for: clothing that's made to be worn, not just bought. Here's a look at where the brand has been featured, and what these publications had to say.

Luxebook - International Women's Day Special

Founder Hansika Chhabria was featured among a line-up of young Indian founders reimagining their industries, spotlighted for building One Less around locally sourced fabrics, chemical-free dyes, fair wages, safe working conditions, and decomposable packaging.

Lifestyle Asia - Designer-Approved Summer Fabrics

In a round-up of the season's most recommended fabrics, One Less's hemp-bamboo blend was called out by Hansika Chhabria herself, who described the fabric as breathable and gentle on the skin, earning it a place alongside cotton silk, muslin khadi, and linen as one of the summer's go-to textiles.

Femina - Summer Essentials

One Less's Raffia Mini Tote was featured among the season's must-have essentials, praised as a hand-woven, locally made bag that's light and easy to carry, equally suited to quick errands or a beach getaway.

The Best List - Homegrown Sustainable Brands

One Less was featured alongside other Indian sustainability-led labels, with the piece calling out its airy tops, relaxed bottoms, and elevated loungewear and sleepwear crafted from low-impact fabrics -organic cotton, bamboo, hemp, and TENCEL™, along with its closed-loop, OEKO-TEX certified dyeing process.

Hello Magazine - Earth Day 2026 Feature

One Less was named among ten sustainable labels leading the way this Earth Day, with the piece highlighting the brand's fabric-first approach, GOTS-certified organic cotton and bamboo blends, TENCEL Modal, and handwoven raffia, alongside its reduced water and energy use in production.

Hello Magazine - Summer Collections Round-Up

One Less's summer range was featured for its breathable essentials and lightweight layering, TENCEL™ tank tops, oversized shirts, relaxed co-ords, and hemp-bamboo sets, along with raffia accessories including bucket hats, raffia hats, and caps.

Peak Life - Fresh Launches

The brand's Raffia Duo, The Floral Bag and The Bloom Bag, was featured as part of a round-up of fresh seasonal launches, with the piece calling out the handwoven floral ties on both styles.

Indulge Express - Ode to Summer

One Less's Ode to Summer collection was profiled in-depth, with founder Hansika Chhabria speaking about the inspiration behind the edit's relaxed silhouettes in hemp and bamboo. The feature highlighted the collection's ocean-inspired embroidery details, soft pink, beige, and black palette, and the brand's small-batch, slow-fashion approach to production.

News18 - Rakhi 2026 Gift Guide

One Less's Raffia Tote was featured among festive gifting picks, described as a versatile, lightweight bag suited for travel, the beach, and everyday errands alike.

Additional coverage includes print features and further digital mentions across the year, reinforcing One Less's growing presence in the sustainable fashion conversation.

In Closing

From founder profiles to seasonal edits, each of these features tells a small part of the same story, that conscious fashion doesn't have to compromise on style, comfort, or relevance. As One Less continues to grow, so does its presence across the platforms shaping how India thinks about sustainable style. This is only a snapshot of the coverage so far, and there's more on the way.