Sustainable Shopper? Here Are The 17 Best Places To Shop From In Hyderabad
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Sustain Kart
If you've been transitioning into a zero waste lifestyle and have been looking out for offline store options to shop from, the newly opened Sustain Kart at Jubilee Hills could be your next favourite! Modelling a regular supermarket, Sustain Kart stocks everything from personal care, home care, home decor, kitchen essentials and serveware at their store. The happy twist? All the products are made from sustainable raw materials, upcycled plastic and are locally sourced from brands in India. We highly recommend you check out their dining and home decor section for stunning serveware and dining essentials made from soil degradable materials. Their collection convinced us that sustainability doesn't have to be drab and boring anymore.
Sage Organics
If you've been to Sage Farm Cafe in Jubilee Hills, you surely might have checked out Sage Organics. Sustainably-sourced, fair trade, and farm-fresh products are what you can expect at Sage Organics. Millets, pure cow ghee, pulses, pickles, dry fruits, Araku Valley coffee — all daily essentials are neatly stacked. Sage has a fine curation of copper water bottles, storage tins, tiffin boxes and the best part? Some of them are hand-painted. This organic store also has a beauty and hygiene collection where you can pick ubtans, shikakai, handmade soaps, scrubs, etc. While you're at it, don't forget to pick their kombucha. So refreshing!
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Dipti Mrinalini Label
Dipti Mrinalini Label is a breath of fresh air! Easy-to-eye colours and breezy dresses — this store in Banjara Hills makes use of its leftover scrap to craft decor accents for the store. Dipti works with local artisans and weavers, makes use of organic cotton, natural dyes, etc. Apart from boxy tops, tunics, and jackets, you'll also discover a fine curation of handloom sarees that are handpicked by Dipti. If we were you, we'd be making way to the store already.
Khadi Eco Basket
Tucked away on Pender Ghast Road in Secunderabad, Khadi Eco Basket is an organic store worth checking out. What we love about this store is, when you walk in, you'll find so many thing haphazardly stacked in every corner. Skincare range, khadi clothes, handmade toys, bamboo cutlery, cloth tote bags, bamboo picnic baskets — you name it and they have it, fam. Plus, they've got wooden utensils, earthenware, and Chennapatnam bommalu. Everything at this store reminds us of our grandparents home and we think that's what makes it awesome.
Creative Bee
For those of you who've been looking to switch to sustainable fashion, Creative Bee comes as a great choice. Founded by Bina Rao and Keshav Rao, Creative Bee crafts beautiful dresses, kurtas, kaftans, and sarees. In fact, you can even pick fabric, durries, bedsheets from their Banjara Hills Store. Walk into the store and you won't stop gawking at the fine collection. Every weave and art form makes an appearance — Shibori, Kalamkari, Ikat, block-prints, and indigo. Plus, Bina's signature filature silk sarees and dresses are worth checking out. No matter how you crush or use them, these wrinkle-free beauties always remain crisp.
Hemis
Tucked away in Banjara Hills, Hemis is India's first hemp-based store. Run by a team of committed individuals (who really and only want to do good for the Earth), Hemis collaborates with likeminded artisans and weavers. What's worth checking out? Their skincare range and stationery. We've been using their lip balms and handmade soaps for a while now and can vouch for their goodness. Plus, the store has accessories, shoes, and even nutrition.
Zero Waste Eco-Store
Of course, sustainable means no plastic but we are spelling it out loud. Zero Waste Eco-Store in Karkhana, Secunderabad has not a single plastic product in its hood and they deserve applause for that. A store that resembles a home — you can find household items like pulses, grains, handmade soaps, cold-pressed oils, bamboo products such as combs, brushes, and straws. We've also spotted homemade pickles, superfoods, and cloth bags, yoga mats, etc. Leading a plastic-free life might seem hard but with stores like this, you're only a step away. Plus, the organic skincare range is quite ace!
Muditha Zero Waste
India's first zero-waste online supermarket — Muditha Zero Waste is a Hyderabad-based store that intends to cut down single-use plastic. The store delivers essentials, beauty and hygiene, kitchen cleaning, bakery and gourmet food, etc. The beauty & hygiene category includes Kumkumadi Thailam, shampoo bars, handmade organic soaps, face packs, scrubs, and hair care. We also like their healthy spreads and pickles sections where you can load up on guava spreads, BBQ sauce, pineapple spread, amla chutney, chilli chukh, and the like.