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Two women in white outfits and long jackets stand against a plain white background.

Black geometric abstract symbol with thick lines on a white background.

Featured Collections

White Rivet Detail Tee

MRP ₹ 1,250.00

Teal Activewear Top

MRP ₹ 1,050.00

Women’s White Plain Activewear Top

MRP ₹ 1,050.00

Black Relaxed Fit Top

MRP ₹ 1,050.00

Comfortable Zippered Utility Tracksuit

MRP ₹ 4,450.00

Blue Denim Wash Capsleeves Tops and Bootcut Leggings Set

MRP ₹ 2,999.00

Blue Denim Wash Jacket

MRP ₹ 1,899.00

Person wearing black cargo pants and white sneakers, standing against a light background—showcasing effortless style similar to Blue Denim Wash Cargo Trackpant with its classic denim-inspired wash.

Blue Denim Wash Cargo Trackpant

MRP ₹ 1,899.00

White Netted Skort

MRP ₹ 1,399.00

White Netted Jacket

MRP ₹ 1,899.00

White Netted Sports Bra

MRP ₹ 1,399.00

White Tshirt with netted back detail

MRP ₹ 1,200.00

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Shop the Reel

Load video: Woman in blue sweatshirt and cargo jogger pants, white sneakers, standing with hands in pockets, looking down.

Load video: Woman in a light blue tracksuit with red and black stripes, standing indoors near plants and a mirror.

Load video: Woman in a black tracksuit, white sneakers, and a black cap standing against a light gray background.

TUNA is a Brand of Sustainability

We are committed to preserving our planet and base our business ideations around solutions for minimum carbon footprint as a brand balancing design and ethics.

Made to Order

To avoid waste we follow an on demand-to-supply model, which means most products are made locally after order confirmation.

Eco Friendly Packaging

We consciously use packaging that is compostable and easily bio degradable like corn starch and paper.

Made in INDIA

All our garments manufactured and sewn in-house allowing us to cut the carbon footprint of importing garments giving local talent the opportunity to match and maybe exceed international standards.

Repurposing Fabric Bit Waste

Locally known as ‘chindis’, we carefully collect tiny bits of waste fabric that can reach landfills and send it to a plant where it is made into pellets that are used in other industries like carpets etc.