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Handloom Industry in India started approximately around 8th century during Chalukya dynasty period. From past 4 decades there was tremendous decline in traditional handloom weaving process and number of people involved production was reduced. Case study was conducted at Talipady society of kinnigoli Udupi district. The study was mainly emphasized on the weavers their lifestyle, raw materials used in the preparation of dyes and weaving and production of Udupi Sarees. 3D garments were designed using CLO 3D software. Sarees are woven in different counts such as 40s count, 60s count and 80s count. Cotton raw material is purchased from localities after purchasing these cotton yarns will go for different procedures of dyeing, after treatments process. Natural dyeing was started in Kadike trust to give sustainable touch to these traditional fabrics. The main aspect of the project is to develop a western street style outfit collection using Udupi sarees mainly targeting youths by providing them a trendy collection of outfits by using sustainable and eco-friendly fabrics. The garments is completely eco-friendly and sustainable with street style forecasted designs