For brands who source from Anuprerna

Give every piece a passport your customer can scan — and an order you can actually watch.

Voyage makes what you sell traceable to the loom it came off, in your own brand's name. You see where the order really is. Your customer sees who made it.

By invitation · Free for the first buyers · Your workspace is yours alone

A quarter-sleeve blazer co-ord set from our catalogue, worn
Your brand · Product passport

The making of your handwoven blazer set

Made in
Nadia, West Bengal
Woven by
A named artisan
Cloth
Handloom cotton

“Every thread has a story — scan to find out more.”

Example passport card. The wordmark, the web address and the QR carry your brand, not ours.
01 Passport & production tracking02 Cost, consumption & fabric suggestions03 Your brand on a model— One workspace, yours only
01 — The core

A digital product passport, and the tracking behind it.

One record per piece, built from the real production data as the work happens — who wove it, where, from what, and how far along it is. It faces two ways at once.

Nayan Guin, a weaver in our dyed khadi cluster, holding a card that reads I made your fabric
Facing your customer

They scan the label and see where it came from

A page in your brand's name — your wordmark, your web address, no mention of us. The craft, the cluster, the maker, photographs of this actual piece on the loom.

  • QR on the care label or the swing tag
  • Written for a shopper, not a sourcing manager — no SKUs, no GSM, no factory shorthand
  • Built from real order data, never invented. If we cannot evidence it, we leave it out
  • Care labels come out of the same record, so the two always agree
AW26 — Studio Sample RunOn track
44%Progress
3Vendor orders
11 OctProjected finish
Kutch Block Print Co.₹1,92,00083% · 1 day ahead
Nadia Handloom Unit₹1,62,00025% · on plan for 11 Oct
Bhagalpur Silk House₹26,000Planningdue 24 Oct
Sample data from a demo workspace
Facing you

You open the tracker and see the truth of the order

Your vendors update the work as they do it and sign off each task. You watch it move instead of asking for an update and waiting two days for one.

  • Every task, who holds it, and what is late — before your customer asks
  • You onboard your own vendors; Anuprerna can be one of them
  • They see only the jobs you assign them, and only what you let them see
  • The passport fills itself from this work — no second round of data entry
Dyed khadi warp on the loom
Why it matters commercially

Traceability is becoming a condition of sale, not a nice story. Your buyers are starting to ask for it, and regulation is heading the same way. Voyage gives you the record now, in your own brand's voice — and the same record is what keeps your production on time.

02 — Before you make it

Learn what the next collection will cost and consume — before you commit to it.

You have a design and a quantity in mind. Voyage answers how much fabric that really is, what it lands at, and which of our fabrics would suit it — while you are still deciding, not after the order is placed.

From a sketch to a number you can act on

You give
Garment type, size ratio, quantity, fabric width
Consumption
meters per piece and total meters, with wastage shown separately, not buried
Cost
A per-piece and an order total, itemised — and what is deliberately excluded
Fabric suggestions
Fabrics from our library that fit the weight, hand and price you are aiming at
Then
Ask for a real quote. Vendors answer with theirs, and you see who replied

Our figure is honest about being an estimate. It gets you to a decision; the vendor's reply gets you to an order.

Spring 26 · Dress, 300 pcsEstimate
Garment
Quantity
Fabric width
Fabric consumption2.90 m / pc
Wastage at 44 inch width7.0 %
Total fabric931 m
Cloth₹ 512 / pc
Making & finishing₹ 340 / pc
Indicative landed₹ 852 / pc

Excludes freight, duty and sampling. Tentative until a vendor quotes.

Fabrics that would suit this
Yarn-dyed khadi cotton on the loom

Yarn-dyed khadi cotton

Matka peace silk on the loom

Matka peace silk

Dyed khadi on the loom

Dyed khadi

Illustrative figures on illustrative rates — to be replaced with a real worked example before this goes out.
03 — See it before you shoot it

Your garment, on a model, in your brand's own look.

Give us your website. Voyage reads your logo, your colours and your tone into a brand kit that is yours to correct — then puts your real garment on a model, in a setting and a pose you choose. No booking, no studio, no day lost.

A bodycon knee-length dress, garment-only product shot
What you have — a flat product shot
Becomes
The same dress worn by a generated model
What you get — the same garment, worn
Anaya — the model you picked

Anaya — the model you picked

Your shoot so far: Anaya · Verandah · Walking

Choose who wears it
Choose where
Choose the pose
A polo-collar shirt from our catalogue, on a generated model
Said plainly

The garment is real. The model is generated, and we say so. These are catalogue and campaign images made from a product you actually sell — we label generated imagery as generated, wherever it appears.

How it fits together

From a collection to a passport, in four steps.

Each step waits on the one before it. Nothing can be costed, ordered or traced until it exists as a design in a collection.

AW26 — Studio Sample RunIn production

Your season, and the designs in it

Handwoven Cotton Fabric — Natural500 mNadia Handloom Unit · confirmed
Indigo Slub Fabric200 mNadia Handloom Unit · confirmed
Relaxed Shirt Dress — Natural300 pcsKutch Block Print Co. · in production
Sample data from a demo workspace

Step 01 — Collections and your designs.

What's new

Four new things — and you run every one of them yourself.

None of this was on offer before. It is new, it is included, and there is nothing to ask us for — you open it and use it.

01

Proof, in your name

A record your customer can scan, carrying your brand and no one else's.

02

On time, visibly

Delays surface while you can still do something about them.

03

A number up front

Consumption and cost answered before you commit to a collection.

04

No photoshoot

Catalogue imagery from a product photo you already have.

Getting in

Sign in with the Anuprerna account you already have.

Voyage runs on your Anuprerna account — the same email and password you already use with us. If you buy from Anuprerna, sign in and you are in. If you are new to us, ask for an invite; we approve each one by hand, and your name and email come across from your Anuprerna account, so there is nothing to fill in twice.

Subodh Sen weaving matka peace silk
The loom your passport points back to.
Already with Anuprerna

Sign in — nothing to set up.

Use your Anuprerna email and password. Voyage checks them against your existing account.

Sign in with Anuprerna
New to Anuprerna
Get an invite

Two fields, nothing else.

We approve invites by hand. Nothing is shared with anyone else.

Before you ask

Five questions we get every time.

Whose brand is on the passport my customer scans?
Yours. The wordmark, the web address and the QR card all carry your brand. Anuprerna does not appear on it. We built it that way deliberately — it is your relationship with your customer, not ours.
Where does the passport's information come from?
From the actual production record for that order — the steps, the artisans assigned to them, and the photographs taken on the floor as the work happened. Nothing is generated to fill a gap. If we cannot evidence a detail, the passport leaves it out rather than guessing.
Is the model in those images real?
No — the model is generated. The garment is real and it is yours. We label generated imagery as generated wherever it appears, and we will not present it as a photoshoot that happened.
Can anyone else see my designs?
No. Each buyer's workspace is separated at the database level, not by convention. Vendors you invite see only the jobs you assign them.
I have an Anuprerna account already — do I use that?
Use the same email. Many accounts were created but never activated, so instead of a password we email you a one-time code. If we recognise the address, you are in.