Abstract: Government-distributed polycotton sarees are often underutilized or discarded, contributing to textile waste. This study proposes a sustainable solution by repurposing these sarees into baby cradles. The cradle design integrates macramé knotting techniques and bamboo frames, ensuring safety, comfort, and cultural relevance. The research evaluates polycotton's properties, environmental impact, cradle ergonomics, and socio-economic benefits. The initiative supports waste reduction, maternal and infant welfare, and women-led microenterprises, aligning with circular economy principles.

Keywords: Polycotton sarees, baby cradles, textile upcycling, sustainable design, macramé, bamboo frame, circular economy.

Downloads: | DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12749