AADHE (pronounced aa-DUH-He) is a Toronto-based fashion and art collective founded by Aman Gill, a Punjabi designer and multidisciplinary creative.
Born from the streets, stitched with heritage, and powered by community, AADHE blurs the lines between fashion, art, and identity.

Rooted in the collision of Punjab and Toronto, AADHE is a love letter to the in-between, to those who live half here, half there, half traditional, half rebellious. Every piece is a remix of the diaspora: upcycled fabrics, vintage silhouettes, bold graphics, and unapologetic storytelling.

Our work moves beyond clothing; it’s a movement of belonging. Through collections, pop-ups, and collaborations, AADHE creates space for South Asian creatives and self-expression that challenges conformity.

AADHE has shown multiple times at Fashion Art Toronto, hosted installations across the city, and continues to expand into visual art, photography, and digital design. We stand for sustainability, identity, and resistance, stitched together with the same thread.

Because being AADHE isn’t about being incomplete.
It’s about being too much, too layered, too real — and proud of it.