• Brand: Organic Weaves (A Makeyourownjeans.com Company)
• Fabric Yarn: Organic cotton (Cotton grown without pesticide, "CERTIFIED")
• Process: Treated and dyed in chemical free Ayurvedic Medicinal herbs.
• Size: Custom Made to your size and style.

Ayurveda Fabric uses an ancient technique of dyeing textiles in medicinal herbs as a means of practising ayurvedic medicine. Ayurveda originated in Kerala(India) some 5000 years ago and has been used to treat various illnesses. Ayur is Sanskrit and roughly translates to “health,” while veda means “wisdom” or "knowledge" this infused into fabrics thus literally means “health fabrics.”

Ayurveda treated fabrics exposes medicinal herbs to the body through the skin, the body’s largest organ. In contact with clothing, the skin absorbs the medicinal qualities of the herbs. Depending on which herbs are used in the dyes, Ayurveda treated fabric may treat a broad range of medical conditions including skin ailments, diabetes, arthritis, and high blood pressure. Each dye may contain up to 50 different herbs. Se below for a list of common useages.
Skin infections, weight loss,diabetes,immune system booster,eczema,energy booster, psoriasis, mood enhancer, hypertension, overall well-being, high blood pressure, calming, asthma, blood purification and cooling, arthritis, digestion, insomnia, rheumatism and general body aches

Does it really work?
A clinical trial initiated by the Ministry of Health at the Government Ayurveda College in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, suggest that Ayurveda fabric does indeed work. For the study, patients suffering from rheumatism, allergies, hypertension, diabetes, psoriasis and other skin ailments were constantly exposed to ayurvedic herbs for 30 days through Ayurveda clothing, bed linens, and mattresses. Walls, floors, and ceilings in the subjects’ room were further lined with Ayurvastra coir mats. According to Dr. Vishwanathan, the former Dean of the Drug Research Department at Ayurveda College, the response was “remarkably good,” especially in the cases of arthritis and skin ailments where the patients showed a "marked improvement." Convinced by these results, the Government of Kerala has granted the college 250,000 dollars for further development of Ayurveda Fabric.