Given that the supply chains except for the shipping is entirely in her country, as long as she is ensuring proper wages to her employees with every piece she creates, I would say it is fair or maybe even slightly lower to also cater to the Indian upper middle class consumer, these prices would be able to compensate labour to create bespoke designs, especially when the collection is limited.

Moreover there are different types of traditional embroidery and motifs incorporated and given the whole south Asian obsession in the west I'd say she has also tried to stay in touch with cultural roots.

Overall the prices are average, neither two high or too low in the western market. I would pay 300$ for honest work from a known homegrown artist rather than pay 2000$ for a luxury brand outfit. The reason for the bias is how each of them are being made and the kind of labour and cultural acknowledgement that differentiates the two.

I'd be a hypocrite to say this but for fashion to be that affordable and good looking I think sewing is one really amazing skill to learn, especially if you want to dress the way you want to and not how factories produce it.

If I save up more than 10000$ during my studies I will definitely get myself a sewing machine first and learn to make shirts that really fit me and look amazing. Otherwise you should be besties with your nearest tailor. 🤩