Collection: Current Reductions

Current Reductions

This page fills itself. Whenever we reduce the price of something, it appears here on its own, and it leaves again when the reduction ends. If the page is empty, nothing is reduced — which is most of the time, and is meant to be.

We don't run a permanent sale. A "was" price that never actually changes isn't a discount; it's a bigger number printed next to the real one to make the real one feel like a win. Our prices are our prices. When we do reduce something there's a reason for it and there's an end to it.

What ends up here

Three things, mostly:

• End-of-season colourways. We launch seasonal palettes alongside the permanent range — a particular pink in spring, a green in summer. When the season turns, what's left of that colourway is reduced to clear the shelf for the next one. The bag is identical in construction to its full-price sister; only the colour was seasonal.
• The last of a batch. When a size or colourway is down to its final few, we'd rather move it than hold it. The gap between nearly sold out and completely sold out is the only moment a discount makes sense for both of us.
• Retired prints. Occasionally we stop making something — a supplier can no longer source a particular velvet, or we want to focus the range. Whatever's left goes here until it's gone.

What doesn't

Faulty pieces. Anything with a real fault — a broken seam, a failed zip, a missing lining — never goes on sale. We replace those at our cost.

Lesser pieces. Same makers, same workshops in Rajasthan, same hand-block printing, same hand-quilting. A reduced piece is built exactly like a full-price one.

Inflated prices with a line through them. That's the whole point of this page.

A word about hand-craft variation

Every piece we make differs slightly from every other: a print registration a millimetre out, a stitch line that wanders, dye saturation that shifts between batches. That's what hand-printing looks like up close, and it's true of everything we sell at any price. Photographs flatten it. What arrives will be recognisably the bag you chose and unmistakably not identical to the photograph.

Returns

The standard CYC policy applies to everything here: 14 days from delivery, unused and in its original packaging, return postage yours unless the piece is faulty. A reduced price doesn't reduce your rights.

Who makes these

Every piece is hand-block printed and stitched by artisan families in Rajasthan, using wooden blocks and techniques passed down through generations. We work with the same workshops year after year rather than chasing the cheapest quote.

10% of profits to grassroots initiatives across India.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this page empty?

Because nothing is currently reduced. This page is automatic — it lists whatever is reduced at this moment and nothing else. Most of the time that's nothing. Browse the full range instead, or The Print Room for our hand-picked favourites.

Do you run sales?

Not as a permanent fixture. When we do reduce something it runs for a set period, it's a real reduction from the price we were actually charging, and it ends.

Are reduced pieces lower quality?

No. Same makers, same workshops, same construction. Pieces are reduced because of end-of-season colourways, last-of-batch clearance, or a retired print — never because they're built differently.

Can I return something bought at a reduced price?

Yes. The standard 14-day policy applies — unused and in its original packaging, return postage yours unless the piece is faulty.

Will a sold-out colourway come back?

Sometimes. Permanent-range colourways usually return in the next batch at full price. Seasonal ones generally don't.

With Love,
Conscious Yoga Collective

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Continue reading: The Truth About Sustainable Fashion, What is Hand-Block-Printing?, or Cotton or Velvet: How to Choose.