92% matchTigra Tigra
Hand-woven, hand-dyed Indian textiles, artisan-led
What changes: Smaller range, more craft-object framing, LA-based
Brand profile
Cristina Gitti's New York label making small-batch clothing from hand-woven, block-printed and naturally dyed textiles produced with artisans in India.
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Collections start from hand-spun, hand-woven, block-printed and tie-dyed cotton, silk and wool developed with artisans in India, which is what the mid-high pricing reflects.
Founded in 2003 by Milan-born Cristina Gitti, it cuts tunics, kaftans, loose dresses, separates and shawls rather than fitted tailoring.
Production runs are small and the range extends to home goods, leather sandals, jewelry and kids' pieces; the Soho store closed in the pandemic, leaving mattany.com and wholesale.
92% matchHand-woven, hand-dyed Indian textiles, artisan-led
What changes: Smaller range, more craft-object framing, LA-based
90% matchBrighter, embroidery-heavy take on Indian artisan cloth
What changes: Bolder color and pattern, more festive silhouettes
85% matchNatural dyes and Indian artisan partners, menswear-led
What changes: Streetwear-inflected shapes, unisex and menswear focus
80% matchNatural dyeing applied to quiet contemporary tailoring
What changes: Korean craft references, more tailored and restrained
Matta is a small-batch womenswear and lifestyle label founded in New York in 2003 by Milan-born designer Cristina Gitti, following her split from earlier venture Malatesta. Collections are built around hand-spun, hand-woven, block-printed and tie-dyed cottons, silks and wools developed with artisans in India, cut into tunics, kaftans, loose dresses, separates, shawls and children's pieces. Home goods, leather sandals and jewelry round out the range. The original Soho store closed during the pandemic; Matta now sells via mattany.com and wholesale stockists internationally.