Welcome to Amayra Fashion House, where style meets tradition and empowerment takes center stage!!
Welcome to Amayra Fashion House, where style meets tradition and empowerment takes center stage!!
We specialize in offering exquisite hand-embroidered clothing, including our signature 3-piece ensembles and unique Fotua Kamij designs, tailored exclusively for women. In addition to embroidered masterpieces, we provide beautifully printed voile 3-piece sets, blending comfort with elegance.
Our collection extends beyond clothing to include fashion essentials such as comfortable, designer sandals, handcrafted jute tote bags, and stylish accessories like brooches. Each piece celebrates sustainability, as we prioritize eco-friendly materials and indigenous craftsmanship.
The vision of Amayra Fashion House is to become a globally recognized fashion brand known for its innovation, inclusivity and design of indigenous and cultural products that empower women to express their unique style with confidence and authenticity.
We are driven by a mission to preserve and promote traditional art forms while empowering women. With a team of 10 skilled women artisans, we create opportunities for women to thrive through their craft. Join us in embracing a fashion journey that honors heritage, supports sustainability, and uplifts communities. Fashion with purpose begins here at Amayra Fashion House.
To preserve and promote traditional art forms (clothes and accessories) while empowering women.
To maintain superior craftsmanship by providing premium quality products with nice finishing that combine style, comfort and sustainability.
Foster creativity and women empowerment by constantly innovating and working with gifted designers and artisans.
Founder of Amayra Fashion House
Amayra Fashion House was founded by Arifa Hossain, a visionary entrepreneur with a passion for fashion and empowerment. After completing her MBA, Arifa began her professional journey at IDLC, where she honed her business acumen and leadership skills. However, her dream of creating a platform to celebrate indigenous art and uplift women led her to start Amayra Fashion House. Arifa employed women workers skilled in embroidery, providing them with opportunities to showcase their craft and earn financial independence.