Sanyukta Shrestha unveils a new look for their website, which has been completely redesigned and rewritten. Featuring more user-friendly features, such as mobile optimisation and easier navigation. The new homepage and menu provides clearer direction for viewers, enabling them to engage thoroughly with the site’s content and the brand itself.

“We have been working tirelessly on this new website over the past months, and I am thrilled with the outcome. I really hope that our customers will now be able to enjoy the same exceptional experience online as we provide offline. It was really important to me that our ethos and brand values are strongly represented on our online platform. I worked closely with the website design and PR team to ensure all aspects of the brand are echoed in our website.”

Following their sleek rebrand earlier this year, Sanyukta Shrestha underwent an online revival through the drastic redesign of their website. Following a clean black and white colour scheme, with signature hints of forest green and soft beige tones, the site now caters to a modern audience through the integration of mobile optimisation for viewers on the go. The navigation has also been reconsidered, with a bolder homepage and menu bar with clear subcategories.

New to the site are added pages that explore the process behind the creation of Sanyukta Shrestha’s designs- from bespoke services, to the eco-fabrics that we source, to the Nepalese communities that utilise artisan skills to provide jobs and create our luxurious handmade designs. Viewers can now find out about these processes through segmented pages, with clear and concise information that exposes our stunning creation story that prides itself on sustainable and ethical manufacturing.

Sanyukta Shrestha also recognises the ever growing importance of high impact images and quality video content, presenting their collections through larger images and complimentary promotional video footage. This new and elegant aesthetic paves the way for the company’s planned expansion into luxury lifestyle products, starting with their range of ready to wear evening gowns.

‘During my visit to Nepal earlier this year, I visited the Tulsi Meher Ashram that I have developed a close working relationship with. I was so impressed by the artisan skills that they are training these marginalised women to use as means of income for them and their families. Their skills go far beyond textile crafts and I hope to help create a stable income for them with my upcoming lifestyle range.’

The lifestyle range is expected to launch next year along with wedding party garments.

Discover our story retold and explore the website today.

Lots of love,
Sanyukta Shrestha team x