How We Got Here
From a lockdown Instagram live to 20,000 women and 18 countries — every year a new chapter.
During the pandemic lockdown, Ritvik noticed thousands of women stuck at home with raw talent but zero opportunity. He started teaching stitching on Instagram — 200 women joined his first live session. That was the moment.
Ritvik and Prateek co-founded Skillinabox with ₹0 in VC funding and one mission: make fashion education accessible to every Indian woman, wherever she is. First batch: 47 women. First city: Delhi.
After months of conversations, National Institute of Design came on board. The NID Fashion Design Program launched — the first of its kind in online fashion education in India. A landmark moment.
The National Skill Development Corporation officially recognized Skillinabox. 10,000 women crossed. We expanded to Mastery Programs and city-specific batches across Bangalore, Pune, Delhi, Hyderabad, Indore.
Women from 18+ countries — UAE, UK, Canada, Singapore, Australia — started enrolling. ₹15 crore in income generated by our learners. The movement had gone international.
Over 20,000 women trained. Top monthly earner: ₹1.5 lakh/month from home. We launched Activation Bootcamps, Embroidery Mastery, Corset Mastery. Every new program is another door we open.
New city pages, NID live batches, and our first physical studio planned. The goal: 1,00,000 women earning from fashion in the next 3 years. We are just getting started.

















