Our processes
From base fabric to a folded unstitched suit
Khatli handwork, computerised multi-needle embroidery, cutting, finishing and packing all happen in our own premises at Sumel Business Park 2, Ahmedabad. Dyeing and printing run on units contracted to us — our design, our shade card, our money. From the first metre to the folded suit, the lot is ours. That is the whole reason a 12-set minimum is possible, and it is why what reaches you is a Kanya lot and not something chosen out of another trader's bale.
Four stages
What happens to a metre of base cloth
Handwork, machine embroidery, cutting and finishing are ours, on our own floor. Dyeing and printing run on units contracted to us, to our design and our shade card, at our cost. Four stages, one lot, one firm answerable for it end to end.
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Khatli hand embroidery
Karigars work the panel on a wooden khatli frame. Zardosi, sequin and thread work is placed by hand, so the density around the neckline and border is decided per design rather than by a machine file.
- 100% handwork
- 12–36 hours on a single suit
- Zardosi, sequins, thread
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Machine embroidery
For volume lots the same motif is digitised and run on multi-head machines. Stitch density is held constant across the lot, which is what keeps a 12-set minimum looking like one consistent shipment.
- Multi-head, multi-colour
- Consistent stitch density
- Built for repeat lots
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Cutting & stitching
Pattern layouts are cut so the print repeat lands where it should on the yoke and the dupatta pallu. Seams are reinforced at the points that fail first in retail.
- Pattern-perfect cuts
- Reinforced seams
- Low fabric wastage
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Dyeing & digital printing — our contracted line, our shade card
Dyeing and high-resolution digital printing run on units contracted to us, to our design, on our shade card, paid for by us. We do not book a slot and take what comes back — we send the design, we carry the cost, and the lot is ours from the first metre. Shade cards are matched lot to lot, so a re-order does not arrive a tone away. That is why your parcel is a Kanya lot, not something picked out of a trader's bale.
- Our design, our cost, our lot
- High-resolution prints
- Lot-to-lot shade matching
Off the floor
Recent lots
Photographed as they came off the table — no styling, no borrowed catalogue shots.
Quality
What we check before a lot ships
Shade across the lot
Every piece in a dispatch is compared against the lot's own shade card, not against the original sample, so a 12-set box does not arrive in two tones.
Embroidery density
Handwork is checked at the neckline and border, where thin work shows first on a hanger.
Print registration
The repeat has to land in the same place on every yoke and every dupatta pallu.
Count and fold
Sets are counted twice and folded to a fixed size so your counter display stays uniform.
See it for yourself
Buyers are welcome at the unit. Tell us when you are in Ahmedabad and we will keep the current lots out on the table.