Sadhguru looks at why it is important to wear clothing made of natural, organic material, and how synthetic clothing material has a negative impact on our lives.

Patrick Duffy, founder of GFX & Intandem Creatives, interviews Sadhguru on what needs to be done to fix many issues that plague the way we clothe ourselves.

Indian textiles once clothed the world. Though much of this fantastic craft was lost in the last 250 years, Sadhguru draws attention to the fact that there is still incredible variety in Indian textiles, and that they can still clothe the world.

In this Spot video, watch Sadhguru make an entrance at the New York Fashion Week.

Imran Amed, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of influential fashion platform The Business of Fashion, in conversation with Sadhguru on the importance of natural fiber textiles for human and ecological well-being.

Modern fashion is ever-changing: what’s “in” one day is “out” the next, and accordingly most of our clothing is not built to last more than a few seasons.

Sadhguru speaks on how each one of us can make a sensible fashion statement and be a style icon in our own way.

"Save The Weave" is an initiative to revitalize the weaves of ancient India. The initiative envisions a landscape where the variety of sustainable fabrics is myriad, rich and abundant, while staying contemporary and versatile enough to be worn globally. Save The Weave is just as much about reinstating the use of natural and handmade garments over synthetic and machine-made ones as it is about realizing the impact our clothing has on our mental and physical wellbeing. It is a conscious shift in how we dress today. As part of the movement, we are undertaking specific initiatives to revive more than 120 unique weaves indigenous to rural India, including adopting looms and weaving clusters, facilitating the use of natural dyes, developing market access and more.

"Save The Weave" is an initiative to revitalize the weaves of ancient India. The initiative envisions a landscape where the variety of sustainable fabrics is myriad, rich and abundant, while staying contemporary and versatile enough to be worn globally. Save The Weave is just as much about reinstating the use of natural and handmade garments over synthetic and machine-made ones as it is about realizing the impact our clothing has on our mental and physical wellbeing. It is a conscious shift in how we dress today. As part of the movement, we are undertaking specific initiatives to revive more than 120 unique weaves indigenous to rural India, including adopting looms and weaving clusters, facilitating the use of natural dyes, developing market access and more.

"Save The Weave" is an initiative to revitalize the weaves of ancient India. The initiative envisions a landscape where the variety of sustainable fabrics is myriad, rich and abundant, while staying contemporary and versatile enough to be worn globally. Save The Weave is just as much about reinstating the use of natural and handmade garments over synthetic and machine-made ones as it is about realizing the impact our clothing has on our mental and physical wellbeing. It is a conscious shift in how we dress today. As part of the movement, we are undertaking specific initiatives to revive more than 120 unique weaves indigenous to rural India, including adopting looms and weaving clusters, facilitating the use of natural dyes, developing market access and more.

"Save The Weave" is an initiative to revitalize the weaves of ancient India. The initiative envisions a landscape where the variety of sustainable fabrics is myriad, rich and abundant, while staying contemporary and versatile enough to be worn globally.

"Save The Weave" is an initiative to revitalize the weaves of ancient India. The initiative envisions a landscape where the variety of sustainable fabrics is myriad, rich and abundant, while staying contemporary and versatile enough to be worn globally.Save The Weave is just as much about reinstating the use of natural and handmade garments over synthetic and machine-made ones as it is about realizing the impact our clothing has on our mental and physical wellbeing. It is a conscious shift in how we dress today. As part of the movement, we are undertaking specific initiatives to revive more than 120 unique weaves indigenous to rural India, including adopting looms and weaving clusters, facilitating the use of natural dyes, developing market access and more.

Sadhguru looks at why organic clothing can make a huge difference for a person, and explains that the benefits of organic cotton are multifaceted, having a deep impact on the body, mind and energy.