OUR CAPABILITIES
We are a fully integrated turnkey manufacturing facility — you imagine, we create. From concept to completion, we handle every stage of production with precision and care. Our capabilities include:
- Pattern development and sampling
- Cutting and stitching with high production accuracy
- Fabric sourcing and dyeing using AZO-free dyes
- Specialty dyeing (like tie-dye)
- Sourcing and application of trims and accessories (buttons, zippers, laces, labels, etc.)
- Comprehensive fabric printing options — screen, digital, block, and discharge printing
- Hand embroidery and hand guided machine embroidery (layout development and execution) as well as computerised embroidery solutions for intricate detailing and embellishment
- Final finishing, quality checks, and packaging
We are happy to receive detailed tech packs, or help develop those if required.
Having been in the business for over 40 years, we’re closely connected to a wide range of suppliers including those for – fabrics, trims, specialised embroidery material, natural fiber accessories, crochet and macrame, precious and semi-precious gem stones, jewelers, leather tanners, furniture specialists and many more to help our clients supplement their collections with items outside of garments and standard accessories.
a glimpse into our pattern library.
patterns laid out on the cutting table.
pattern making in progress.
our erstwhile master, the late Jamil Ahmed, layering the fabric for machine cutting.
pieces with complex embroidery and special trimmings are cut by hand.
cuttings ready to be sent for sewing.
we house several Brother machines in our specialised sewing department.
the interlock machine - used to finish seams.
creating a handmade 'dori', or cord.
while we specialise in laces from India, we can source them from across the world.
sequins form an important part of embroidery. a large store in-house, we can source any shape, size, hue or texture.
a Gujarati mirrored border with tassels - these kind of traditional Indian embellishments are popular accessories.
unique embellishments, like these genuine ostrich feathers, are used for trims and in embroidery.
antique embroidered panels - part of traditional Indian clothing, collected from villages across the country.
fabric really is our forte. we've been around for ages and know the best suppliers - local and national.
bamboo strips woven into lengths, used as the base fabric for handbags.
metal thread embroidered fabric being used here as a yolk. these are often used to develop entire garments.
jersey material.
this particular fabric is computer embroidered to emulate traditional Indian 'chikkankari' work
brocade fabric, woven on handlooms by weavers in Benaras practicing an age old technique.
silk is intrinsic to the Indian textile identity. we work extensively with this fabric and it is central to our work.
digitally printed chiffon.
a bamboo tie and dye created to our specifications - the horizontal lines are characteristic of bamboo tie and dye.
this particular screen printed sea horse was inspired by the silver chain you see here.
a tie and dye technique called 'shibori' (a Japanese term) - dyed here to show heart shapes.
this screen was developed in-house from scratch to create this print.
French knots hand embroidered with mirrors and beads in thick cotton thread.
expert 'kaarigars', or craftsmen, work on their frames to carefully develop complex designs by hand.
fabric is streched on 'addas' to enable the craftsmen to start the hand embroidery.
tracing the design onto the fabric, getting it ready for embroidery.
pinning the design for transferring on to fabric.
Our head designer traces the images to prepare them for hand embroidery.
hand crochet fabric, embellished with hand embroidered beads.
a unique 3D hand embroidery using beads, sequins and stones.
crystals dyed to match the fabric, hand embroidered onto the garment.
assorted braids and tassels superimposed with metal hand embroidery.
a machine embroidered piece that uses 'chawal taka', a kind of stitch, coupled with hand embroidered beads.
'zardozi', an ancient Persian craft, is a raised embroidery done with metal (mixed with stone hand embroidery here)
machine embroidery with silk thread.
'dori', or cord machine embroidery enhanced with hand embroidered pearls, stones and sequins.
applique flowers, machine embroidered to form a 3D effect.
strips of chiffon fabric, machine embroidered to form a beautiful pattern with hand embroidered French knots.
chiffon applique machine embroidered with hand embroidered beads and transparent sequins.
velvet applique machine embroidered, embellished with hand embroidered beads.
Ready to ship!
steam press - the final step before the packing commences.
bringing the garments back from washing. many of our garments are sun dried.
making sure there are no loose threads.
some fine details can only be added during the finishing process - like adding beads to the end of drawstrings or hems.
