Cut, make and trim, to export standard.

Disciplined CMT manufacturing built around international retail specifications, hospitality durability and dependable container schedules.

Cloth being cut with a straight-knife cutting machine
Palletised export cartons in warehouse racking

On the Mumbai–Nashik corridor

Our production unit has direct road access to Nhava Sheva (JNPT), India's main container port.

Production facility. Unit Nos. 205, 206, 207 and 208, 2nd Floor, Naman Industrial and Logistics Park Complex, Mumbai–Nashik Highway, Valshind, Bhiwandi, District Thane 421302, Maharashtra, India.

How we source. We partner with specialist greige mills and processing houses for reactive dyeing, rotary and digital printing, and finishing. In-house, we concentrate on precision cutting, multi-needle stitching, AQL inspection and export packing.

144 TC to 600+ TC cotton

We calibrate thread density, yarn count and finish to your brand tier, from crisp hotel percale to lustrous sateen for luxury retail.

100% combed cotton Cotton-poly blends Percale and sateen Brushed microfiber AZO-free dyes
Close view of terracotta woven cotton

Fibres and blends

100% combed cotton
High breathability and a long-staple hand-feel.
Cotton-polyester
Strong tensile performance and low shrinkage.
Microfiber
Lightweight, soft, fast-drying and economical.

Woven constructions

Percale
One-over, one-under matte weave. Cool and durable.
Sateen
Four-over, one-under weave. Lustrous, with an elegant drape.
Twill
Diagonal ribs that stand up to commercial laundry.

Dyeing and printing

Vat and reactive dyeing
Colourfast through commercial wash cycles.
Rotary and digital print
High-definition, multi-colour pattern runs.
Special finishes
Peached, enzyme-washed and anti-pilling.

Branding and packing

Private labelling
Woven satin tags, heat seals and barcode hangtags.
Packaging
Self-fabric bags, zipper pouches and retail card inserts.
Export cartons
5-ply and 7-ply corrugated shipping cartons.

Tech-pack to bill of lading

Industrial flat-bed sewing machine
Cutting to exact dimensional templates, then multi-line sewing and label integration.
Hands holding a stack of folded textiles
Pressing, folding, retail insert placement and polybagging before export packing.
  1. Buyer Enquiry & Tech-Pack Review

    Commercial Office (Mumbai)

    Evaluation of dimensional specs, target thread counts, yarn blends, packaging requirements, and target shipping schedule.

  2. Fabric Specification & Lab-Dips

    Sourcing & Development

    Formulation of fabric yarn counts, weaving density, Pantone/TCX color matching, and approval of pre-production strike-offs.

  3. Sourcing & Certified Processing

    Partner Mills & Certified Processors

    Grey fabric sourced from trusted mills; processed through certified dyeing and finishing houses with strict chemical safety protocols.

  4. Precision Cutting & In-House Stitching

    Factory (Bhiwandi, Maharashtra)

    Rotary fabric cutting to exact dimensional templates, followed by skilled multi-line sewing, overlocking, and label integration.

  5. Multi-Stage Quality Inspection

    In-House QC Station

    End-of-line checking according to international AQL 2.5 / 4.0 inspection standards for stitch tension, seam strength, and dimensional tolerances.

  6. Ironing, Folding & Export Packaging

    Factory (Bhiwandi, Maharashtra)

    Steam pressing, barcode/UPC sticker tagging, polybagging, carton packing, palletization, and dispatch to Nhava Sheva (JNPT) port.

Close view of white cotton bedding

Checked at each milestone

We inspect to internationally recognised Acceptable Quality Limits for consistency across every bulk carton.

Our in-house quality team checks statistical sample lots at fabric intake, after cutting, mid-line in stitching and before carton packing.

Third-party agencies such as SGS, Intertek and Bureau Veritas, or buyer-appointed inspectors, are welcome for on-site audits before dispatch.

AQL 2.5

Major defects

Applied to functional integrity, seam slippage, significant fabric flaws and dimensional variances.

AQL 4.0

Minor defects

Applied to cosmetic elements, untrimmed thread tails and minor packaging variances.

Lead times to plan around

35–40 Days

Running Qualities

Standard weave constructions, established greige inventory, and running stock shades.

50–60 Days

Customised Fabrics & Finishes

Custom yarn specifications, bespoke Pantone dye lots, rotary/digital prints, and specialised finishes.

Lead times are indicative estimates calculated from the date of final tech-pack and lab-dip approval. Actual scheduling depends on order volume, seasonal mill queues, and confirmed shipping routes.

Safety and audit transparency

Chemical safety

Wet-processing partners are required to use AZO-free reactive dyes, low-impact softeners and lead-free print pigments conforming to US CPSIA and EU REACH thresholds.

Audit transparency

We publish audit certifications once they are formally validated. Our factory and mill partners follow workplace safety and environmental protocols suited to export.

Plan your production run.

Send your specification and we will reply with a quotation and a production schedule for your order.