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Applications open · Cohort of 100

One hundred makers.
Seventy-five countries.

haat is choosing a first hundred Indian makers to take global — artisans, family workshops, D2C brands, exporters. You make the work. We clear everything between it and a buyer eight thousand kilometres away.

Apply to the first hundredFifteen minutes · No account · No fee

India makes some of the finest work on earth. Almost none of it leaves.

Not because the work isn't good enough. Because between a workshop in Bhuj and a living room in Berlin sits a wall that has nothing to do with craft.

The paperwork

IEC. GST with a letter of undertaking. AD code with your bank. HS codes on every item, a commercial invoice per parcel, a packing list that matches it exactly. Get one wrong and the box sits in a customs shed.

The money

A buyer in Ohio pays in dollars. You bank in rupees. Between the two sit foreign-remittance rules, conversion spreads, and a settlement that most gateways will not do for a workshop of four.

The distance

A parcel that goes missing in Frankfurt is not a parcel you can go and find. Neither is a return. Handling either from a workshop in Bhuj means answering emails at two in the morning in a language that is not yours.

You climb none of it.

The split is deliberately lopsided. That's the offer.

You

  • —Make the work, to the standard you already hold yourself to.
  • —Photograph it, or let us photograph it for you.
  • —Pack each order and hand it to the carrier we book.
  • —Tell us honestly what you can produce and by when.

haat

  • —Export paperwork, HS classification, and customs clearance.
  • —A storefront in the buyer's language, priced in their currency.
  • —Duties calculated and shown before they pay, not demanded at their door.
  • —Payment collected abroad, settled to your Indian bank in rupees.
  • —Returns handled through us, so a dispute is never yours to chase.
  • Your story on your own page, under your own name.

Four kinds of maker. One bar.

The cohort is deliberately mixed. What a hundred-year-old block-printing family and a three-year-old D2C brand have in common is the only thing being judged.

The individual artisan

One pair of hands, one craft, often generations deep. No website, no English, no idea what an HS code is. If the work is exceptional, none of that matters.

The family workshop

Four to twenty people, one roof, one discipline. Already supplying domestic buyers and quietly better than most of what reaches the export market.

The D2C brand

You have built a following in India, your packaging is right, your unit economics work. What you don't have is a route abroad that doesn't eat the margin.

The established exporter

You already ship containers, usually under someone else's label. This is the cohort where you stop being an anonymous supplier and start being a name.

What we're actually looking at.

01

The work has to be genuinely good

Not merely authentic, and not merely handmade. Good enough that a buyer who has never heard of your town would choose it over the alternative in front of them.

02

Made in India

Every piece. haat is export-only and that is the whole proposition; there is no route in for goods finished elsewhere.

03

You can repeat it

One exceptional piece is a gift. A hundred consistent ones is a business. We need to know which we are looking at.

04

You will answer the phone

The single strongest predictor of whether a seller succeeds here. A buyer eight thousand kilometres away is trusting a stranger; the sellers who reply within a day are the ones who get asked again.

What happens after you press send.

  1. 01

    You apply

    The form below. Fifteen minutes, no account, nothing to upload. Written so you can answer it from a phone in a workshop.

  2. 02

    We read it

    A person reads every application. If your work is a fit, you hear from us within two weeks — and if it is not, you hear that too, rather than nothing.

  3. 03

    A conversation and a sample

    A call in your language, and one piece posted to us so we can hold what you make. This is where most of the decision happens.

  4. 04

    We do the paperwork

    IEC, LUT, AD code, bank setup, listings, photography. You keep making while we clear the wall. Then your shop opens in seventy-five countries at once.

Apply

Tell us what you make.

No account, nothing to upload, and no fee at any point. If you don't have GST, an IEC, a website, or a word of English — say so. None of it counts against you.

Already know you want to sell on haat and don't need the cohort? Start a shop directly.

Straight answers.

What does it cost?
Nothing to apply and nothing to join. haat takes a commission on what sells, disclosed before you list a single item. There is no listing fee, no subscription, and no charge for the export paperwork we handle.
Do I need GST or an IEC already?
No. Many of the makers we most want have neither. Getting them is part of what we do with the cohort — say so on the form and it counts against you not at all.
I don't speak English well. Is that a problem?
No. Onboarding happens in your language, and your listings are written for you. Your story is published in your words.
What if I'm not selected?
You can still sell on haat — the first hundred is a programme with hands-on support attached, not the only door in. And a cohort of a hundred loses people; a strong application that misses stays on the list.
Why only a hundred?
Because the support is real. Filing someone's paperwork, photographing their work, and picking up the phone when a shipment sticks does not scale to a thousand people at once. A hundred is what we can do properly.
You

So we know who we're talking to.

As you'd like us to address you.

Where our reply goes. Check it twice.

Indian mobile, 10 digits starting 6, 7, 8 or 9. +91 optional.

Your work

What you make, and what you call it.

Your workshop, brand, or your own name if you trade under it.

Where the work is made.

Optional

A whole number.

Optional

Including you.

Scale

Rough is fine. We're looking for the shape of your operation, not an audit.

Optional
Tick anything you already have. Blank is completely fine — sorting this out is part of what we do.
Where you already are

All optional. No website is not a mark against you.

Optional

No https:// needed.

Optional

Handle or full link — either.

Optional
In your words

This is the part we actually read.

What it is, how it's made, what makes it worth a buyer's while. Write it the way you'd tell a visitor to your workshop.

0 / 2000 · 40 minimum

Optional

What you're hoping this changes for you.

0 / 1000

Optional

No account needed. We'll only use these details to review your application and to reach you about it.

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