The artisans possess excellent skills and are well-versed in making artistic bags and accessories. Rajbhar provided them better quality raw materials like cotton, canvas, latex, and recycled thin rubber tire sheets. He also educated them on how to use these raw materials in more artistic ways. Sudheer assisted them in utilizing their skills to work with alternative materials other than leather. The materials include cotton, latex, canvas, and recycled tires. The bags and the accessories they are creating are not mere business products but are seen as artwork and symbols of the rebellion of an oppressed community. They are slowly creating a social change by putting the spotlight on marvelous talents which were buried under the soil by the social stigma and discriminatory practices. The chamar is not just a business model but a way in which the oppressed community chose to break the century-old stereotypes and are changing their face forever. The price of the products ranges roughly between 700 and 9000 rupees. Customers can download their catalog and go through their products along with their prices and order online for delivery.

The Chamar Project is focused on art and craft. At the same time, as Chamars come from the backward classes, his idea is to break such boundaries and revamp their identity and bring respect and acknowledgment to the community's skill set and work. According to Sachin Bheema Sakhre, the member of chamar studio, the chamar studios has given the dignity and respect they deserve as an artist. Earlier, when they were stitching and repairing shoes at the footpath, they were ignored and neglected by the customers. But, with the onset of Chamar studios, their social status has been uplifted. The way the world is looking at these people is undergoing a dramatic change.

The idea is that a Chamar is not associated with one factory or one particular workplace. Be it a railway station, a cobbler's shop, or someone's house, one can just create a small setup wherever they want and they can work from there. They have received positive responses from the workers. They are happy now doing what they are doing and they receive appropriate remuneration also for the same. It is an open studio and anyone and everyone are welcome to collaborate with them. The founder, Sudheer believes that "one can prosper only in unity" and that is his vision. They are on a road to make 'Made in Dharavi" a trademark and Chamar being referred to by all as gifted artisans. The Chamar is more than a brand. Chamar is more than a fashion statement. It is a social movement that promotes the skills of Chamar craftsmen as well as the social status of the Chamar community.