Indigo has been cherished for centuries, representing authenticity and craftsmanship. From vintage denim to traditional Japanese Shibori, this deep blue hue continues to inspire slow fashion enthusiasts.
The History & Revival of Indigo Dye
Originally sourced from the Indigofera tinctoria plant, indigo dye was once a global commodity, worn by royalty and artisans. While synthetic dyes took over, the demand for sustainable, hand-dyed textiles has revived traditional indigo techniques.
Why Choose Indigo?
- Eco-Friendly – Naturally derived and free from harsh chemicals.
- Unique Variations – No two indigo-dyed fabrics are alike.
- Timeless Appeal – A classic shade that suits any wardrobe.
Indigo in Slow Fashion
At byFon, we celebrate the artistry of handcrafted fashion with our indigo-dyed kaftans, kimonos, and jumpsuits. Our artisans use traditional dyeing methods to create one-of-a-kind pieces with rich, lasting color.
Caring for Indigo Clothing
- Wash separately in cold water to prevent dye transfer.
- Use mild detergents and avoid bleach.
- Dry in the shade to maintain vibrancy.
Experience Indigo with byFon
Indigo is more than just a color—it’s a tribute to craftsmanship and sustainability.