86% matchStory mfg.
Naturally dyed craft pieces made with Indian artisans
What changes: Softer earthy palette and higher price, less streetwear
Brand profile
Lahore streetwear label applying Pakistani handloom weaving, block printing and hand embroidery to hoodies, shirting and statement outerwear.

Rastah is a Lahore streetwear label founded in 2018 by cousins Zain, Ismail and Adnan Ahmad, who first planned to sell Pakistani handwoven fabric before pivoting to clothing. Creative director Zain Ahmad builds collections around handloom weaving, wood block printing and hand embroidery, applied to hoodies, sweatshirts, embroidered shirting and heavily worked outerwear. Campaigns credit the artisans who make the pieces. Justin Bieber has worn an embroidered button-down, and WWE's Seth Rollins wore a velvet coat from the Golden Peacock collection on Monday Night Raw.
86% matchNaturally dyed craft pieces made with Indian artisans
What changes: Softer earthy palette and higher price, less streetwear
78% matchDiaspora heritage textiles via patchwork and print
What changes: Deadstock/upcycling focus, runway-led rather than handloom
74% matchHand-stitched patchwork and indigo on relaxed shapes
What changes: Japanese boro/workwear canon, pricier and more collectible
68% matchLocal weaving and maritime craft turned into casualwear
What changes: Greek silk and workwear references, more graphic-driven