re hunted, heads were priced, and the empire told itself that Sikh resistance was finally broken. On the dusty road at Sarai Nurdin, two Singhs quietly disagreed. Bhai Bota Singh...

Maharaja Duleep Singh was crowned as a child, exiled as a teenager and paraded in Europe as an ornament of empire. History remembers him as “The Black Prince,” a king...

From the front, this hoodie looks almost quiet: a small Bird resting above the word Chakor, placed over the heart. It is a reminder that you don’t have to shout to...

This oversized hoodie carries the same quiet defiance as Death of Socrates tee—just translated into winter armour. The small chest graphic is a strip taken from the famous scene: Socrates in...

From the front, this hoodie keeps things almost too clean—just “IRREGULARS BY CHAKOR” on the chest, like a quiet tag for people who know the reference. The story only really...

The British called them “irregulars” because they didn’t fit into tidy rows or clean reports. Nihang Singhs rode where they wanted, dressed how they chose, answered first to the Guru...

The phrase on the chest, “Lord of Five Rivers,” was not just praise. It was how contemporaries understood Maharaja Ranjit Singh — the ruler who managed to gather the land...

We called this hoodie Oiseaux – but the story sitting on the chest is pure Chakor. Two golden birds cross each other in mid-air, floating between star-like forms and thin,...

This piece imagines Maharaja Duleep Singh not in a durbar, but in the candle-lit halls of a secret society built to protect misfits. The graphic takes its cue from the...

On the front, this hoodie stays deliberately understated: “Wali-e-Punjab” sits over the heart, the title once given to Maharaja Ranjit Singh as guardian of Punjab. It reads almost like a...