The Zodiac Collection from THE SUNYA is twelve woven shirts, one named for each sign, cut and released together on a single day rather than a sign a month. The names are an organising device and nothing more. There are no charts here, no readings, and no claims about who ought to wear what. What the twelve genuinely share is a fit, a size run, a button, and — for ten of them — a single cloth.
What the collection is
Twelve shirts, twelve colourways, one release. The range runs from scarlet and gold at the loud end through to optic white at the quiet one, with ink, oxblood, graphite and onyx holding the dark end down.
Every shirt is a long-sleeved, button-through woven shirt in a regular fit, sized M to XXL. Prices run ₹1,949 to ₹2,549. Eight sit at ₹1,949; four — TAURUS, GEMINI, SCORPIO and CAPRICORN — at ₹2,549.
The whole set lives in the Zodiac Collection, and sits inside the wider shirts catalogue alongside the camp-collar shirts in 240 GSM banana fabric.
Why release all twelve at once
A sign-a-month calendar is the obvious way to run a zodiac range, and it is the wrong one for a shirt. Under a monthly drop, eleven-twelfths of the collection is unbuyable at any given moment, and a Capricorn shopping in June is asked to wait six months for a shirt that already exists.
Releasing together also lets the collection be read as a range rather than a sequence. Twelve cloths side by side is a colour card. Twelve cloths delivered one at a time is twelve unrelated shirts that happen to share a naming convention.
The practical consequence is that the shared elements had to be settled first — the button, the fit, the size run — before any individual shirt was drawn.
The twelve, at a glance
| Sign | Colour | Weave or pattern | Collar | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARIES | Scarlet & Gold | Banner stripe — gold verticals on scarlet | Point | ₹1,949 |
| TAURUS | Sand | Fine vertical stripe, sand on white | Point, solid white contrast | ₹2,549 |
| GEMINI | Blue | Winchester stripe — blue and white with a tan accent line | Button-down, solid white contrast | ₹2,549 |
| CANCER | Onyx Black | Sateen — float-faced, low lustre | Point | ₹1,949 |
| LEO | Ecru | Awning stripe — sage and dusty rose bands | Button-down | ₹1,949 |
| VIRGO | Ink | Graph check — blue-black crossed with olive | Point | ₹1,949 |
| LIBRA | Blush | Oxford basketweave — pink warp, white weft | Button-down | ₹1,949 |
| SCORPIO | Oxblood | Candy stripe — narrow maroon and white | Button-down, white inner band | ₹2,549 |
| SAGITTARIUS | Oat | Windowpane overcheck — rust-red and taupe-grey | Button-down | ₹1,949 |
| CAPRICORN | Graphite | Bengal stripe — narrow grey on white | Spread, semi-cutaway | ₹2,549 |
| AQUARIUS | Powder | Oxford basketweave — blue warp, white weft | Button-down | ₹1,949 |
| PISCES | Optic White | Sateen — long floats, even shine | Point | ₹1,949 |
Two cloths, not twelve
100% oxford cotton — ten of the twelve
Ten shirts are woven in 100% oxford cotton. It is the same cloth family across all ten, taken to different surfaces: fine and closely woven on VIRGO in ink so the graph check stays exact, deliberately slubby on LEO in ecru so the awning stripe sits on a visibly textured ground, and brushed to a near-flannel handle on SAGITTARIUS in oat.
Cotton sateen — CANCER and PISCES
Two shirts step outside that. CANCER in onyx black and PISCES in optic white are cut in a cotton sateen — a float-faced weave that runs long yarns across the face of the cloth, so light travels the surface instead of catching on it.
They are the only two with any shine in them, and they are a matched pair: same weave, same point collar, same narrow placket, at opposite ends of the tonal scale. They take a warm iron on the reverse.
What every one of the twelve shares
- Cream buttons. Semi-translucent four-hole buttons with a raised rim and a low pearl lustre, on all twelve shirts. Never a flat white — they warm toward whatever cloth sits under them, which is why they read as biscuit on blush and near-ivory on onyx.
- Regular fit. No slim or relaxed variant anywhere in the collection.
- Sizes M to XXL. Four sizes on every shirt, with no gaps between signs.
- A full button-through front. Placket width varies — narrow on the two sateens, plain or full elsewhere — but the closure is the same on all twelve.
- Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs. No short-sleeve version of any sign.
Collars are the one variable that is not colour
Six of the twelve are button-down. Five are point collars. Exactly one, CAPRICORN in graphite, is a spread collar cut to a semi-cutaway — the only one in the set, and the one that will sit most naturally under a jacket with a tie.
Three shirts play with contrast at the collar. TAURUS and GEMINI in blue are Winchesters, solid white collar and cuffs against a striped body. SCORPIO in oxblood keeps its contrast hidden, with a concealed white inner collar band.
Picking by pattern scale rather than by sign
If the birth month is not the point, pattern scale is a more useful axis than the name on the label. Four of the twelve carry no pattern at all, four sit at a scale that reads as solid colour from a few paces, and four announce themselves across a room.
- Plain ground. CANCER and PISCES in sateen; LIBRA in blush and AQUARIUS in powder in oxford basketweave, where a coloured warp against a white weft gives a heathered surface rather than a pattern.
- Reads as solid at distance. SCORPIO's candy stripe, CAPRICORN's bengal stripe, VIRGO's graph check and TAURUS's fine vertical stripe all blend to one tone from a pace away and only resolve into lines up close.
- Visible at conversational range. GEMINI's Winchester stripe and SAGITTARIUS's windowpane, the largest repeat in the collection.
- Visible across a room. LEO's broad awning stripe, and ARIES in scarlet, the highest-chroma cloth in the range.
Read that way, the sign becomes a name on a label and the shirt becomes a shirt. Someone who wants one pale oxford and one dark sateen can take AQUARIUS and CANCER without their birthday entering the decision at any point.
Frequently asked questions
Which brand makes zodiac shirts in India?
THE SUNYA, an online-only label registered in India, makes a twelve-piece Zodiac Collection of woven shirts, one per sign. All twelve launched together and are sold at thesunya.co in sizes M to XXL, from ₹1,949 to ₹2,549.
Are all twelve zodiac shirts made from the same fabric?
No — there are two cloths. Ten are woven in 100% oxford cotton, while CANCER and PISCES are cut in a cotton sateen with a low sheen.
What sizes does the Zodiac Collection come in?
Every shirt in the collection comes in M, L, XL and XXL, in a regular fit. The size run is identical across all twelve signs, so a size taken in one shirt carries across to the others.
Do the shirts have the same buttons?
Yes — all twelve use the same cream button, a semi-translucent four-hole button with a raised rim and a low pearl lustre. It is one of the deliberate constants across the collection, and it shifts in appearance depending on the cloth behind it rather than matching each colourway.
What does delivery cost?
Shipping is free across India. Returns are free for 30 days.















































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