About Us
Our Story
KHOJJ is a quest — shaped by movement, memory, and the way places leave their mark on us. It emerged from shared experiences of travel, transition, and living between cities and cultures. Some of us crossed borders, others moved from one city to another, and many grew up surrounded by different cultural influences. What connected us was the same understanding: identity evolves as we move, and certain places stay with us long after we leave them.
Within a group of friends from different backgrounds, the idea began to take shape. Conversations about cities, streets, and moments that carried meaning slowly turned into a desire to express those experiences visually. We wanted to translate culture, journeys, and memory into something tangible — something that could be worn and lived in. Streetwear felt natural in its honesty and expressiveness, and KHOJJ came into existence as a way to give form to those shared stories.
KHOJJ is not defined by a single individual or a single moment. It is shaped by collective effort and sustained by those who connect with it. Every piece becomes personal the moment it leaves our hands and enters yours, carrying its own story forward.
Our Values
At KHOJJ, intention guides every decision. Our garments are crafted in limited batches in Pakistan, produced under the direct supervision of our on-ground team to ensure care at every stage. From sourcing premium heavyweight fabrics to overseeing cutting and finishing, we remain closely involved rather than distant or removed.
We work alongside skilled makers who share our commitment to ethical responsibility. Fair working conditions, respect for craftsmanship, and zero tolerance for child labor or exploitative practices are non-negotiable. By producing in controlled quantities and focusing on quality over volume, we aim to reduce waste and create pieces designed to last. Our garments meant to move with you through time, not be replaced after a season.
Above all, we believe clothing should hold meaning. KHOJJ exists for those who value craftsmanship, culture, and authenticity — and who understand that what we wear can reflect where we’ve been and where we’re going.
