The rise of India’s first kink fashion brand

Feeld Magazine interviewed Subculture on India's first kink fashion brand, pre-colonial sexual exploration and the normalization of kink, fetish and free sexual expression.
What the Feature Covers
The feature follows Randhir Pratap Singh and the craft context behind Subculture, linking leather work, Indian history, kink fashion and the larger cultural return of sexual exploration.
Why It Matters
Feeld gives Subculture international context and helps position the brand as part of a global conversation around intimacy, desire and alternative fashion.
Read the Feeld Magazine feature on the rise of India's first kink fashion brand.
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