Women’s garment export house · Noida, India · Est. 2003
Private-label womenswear, made for export.
Woven and knitted ladieswear with hand and machine embroidery, washing and finishing under one roof. Supplying department stores and brands in the United States, the Netherlands and the Gulf since 2003.
Design to dispatch, under our own roof.
Two units in Sector 63, Noida. A dedicated merchandiser owns each buyer’s programme from first costing to shipped carton.
Value-added womenswear
Embroidery, embellishment and surface work on womenswear only, predominantly in natural and sustainable fibres. Full package (FOB) to your tech pack, or CMT on fabric you nominate.
Design & development
Ten designers working from WGSN and your brief present developed ranges with fabric and trim options, or execute a tech pack as sent.
Embroidery
Six-head computerised machine with CAD digitising, alongside hand dori, bead, sequin and thread work on manual frames. The basis of most repeat programmes.
Sampling, washing & finishing
Twenty sampling tailors and CLO 3D virtual sampling; ten wash types in-house; pressing, checking and ticketing to specification.
Quality control and the delivery date
Inspection at every stage to AQL 2.5, or your own AQL where supplied. We commit to a date and hold it — the reason accounts here run for a decade rather than a season.
The commercial terms, stated up front.
Minimums, lead times and basis of supply, so a fit can be established before the first email.
Fifty pieces per style is a production order here, not a sample run.
| Specialism | Value-added womenswear — embroidery, embellishment and surface work |
|---|---|
| Fibres | Natural and natural-blend fibres, and sustainable fibres, by preference |
| Monthly capacity | 50,000 pieces across two units |
| Minimum to start | 50 pieces per style, per colour, for a first trial order |
| Basis of supply | Full package (FOB) or CMT on buyer-supplied fabric |
| Incoterms | FOB Nhava Sheva / Mundra by default; CIF or CFR on request |
| Sampling | 7–10 days from approved costing; CLO 3D virtual samples available |
| Bulk lead time | 60–90 days from approved sample |
| Repeat orders | 45 days |
| Custom dye lots | Generally a 300 m fabric minimum, confirmed at costing |
| Payment & sample charges | Confirmed in writing with the costing, before sampling begins |
| Quality standard | AQL 2.5 on final inspection, or the buyer's own AQL and tolerance specification |
| Compliance | SMETA 4-pillar audited · Sedex member · C-TPAT · ZED Silver · POSH |
| Reply time | Within one working day, from the director handling the account |
| Categories | Womenswear, knitwear & jersey, denim, activewear, occasion & premium |
| Fabrics | Cotton, linen, viscose, rayon, satin, georgette, crepe and blends |
| Ports | Nhava Sheva & Mundra by sea; Delhi (DEL) by air |
Ladies’ wovens and knits.
Wovens, knits, denim and activewear — dresses through to loungewear. Every garment shown was produced in our own units.
Embroidery, by machine and by hand.
A six-head computerised machine and CAD digitising for repeatable runs; manual frames for dori, bead, sequin and thread work. Both sampled in-house, both overseen by the same merchandiser.
| Machine | Six-head computerised, digitised from your artwork |
|---|---|
| Hand | Dori, bead, sequin, mirror and thread work on frames |
| Sampling | Placement and density trials in-house, 7–10 days |
| Bulk | In-house to six-head capacity; vetted partner units beyond it |
Four markets. Three preferential trade agreements.
Recent agreements have removed duty on Indian apparel into the EU, the UAE and Australia. Each market page sets out duty, route, transit and references.
Netherlands & EU
22–28 days to Rotterdam
by-bar Amsterdam, Sissy-Boy
United States
30–40 days to US ports
Dillard's, Soft Surroundings + 6
UAE & GCC
4–7 days to Jebel Ali
Riva, Armada
Australia
18–26 days to east coast
Market in development
Our longest US account has been in continuous production for more than a decade.
100+ buyers since 2003
Inspected each season
US and European accounts audit both units against their own codes of conduct, announced and unannounced.
SMETA 4-pillar, Sedex, C-TPAT
Labour, health and safety, environment and business ethics audited; report available via Sedex.
Blocks archived
Style blocks are retained so a repeat order two seasons later cuts to the same fit.
One merchandiser per programme
Costing, sourcing, planning, QC follow-up and shipping owned by a single point of contact.
Both units, end to end.
Pattern making and plotting, cutting, the embroidery floor, stitching lines, the wash unit, finishing, packing and the effluent treatment plant. Two minutes forty-seven.
SMETA 4-pillar audited. Inspected each season.
SMETA 4-pillar audited, with the report available via Sedex. C-TPAT certified for US-bound freight. ZED Silver. POSH compliant. Long-standing US and European accounts inspect both units against their own codes of conduct.
| Inspection | Fabric before cutting, in-line during stitching, final audit to AQL 2.5 before packing |
|---|---|
| Water | Own effluent treatment and RO plants; treated water returned to process |
| Energy | Natural-gas generator; non-IBR gas-fired boiler |
| Ethical audit | SMETA report available to buyers via Sedex on request |
| Further certification | amfori BSCI, OEKO-TEX, GOTS or GRS scoped at enquiry stage where required |
Speak to the director.
Enquiries are answered by Rakesh Kapoor, co-founder, within one working day. Send a tech pack for a costing, or request the factory profile to circulate internally.
Rakesh Kapoor
Director & Founder
- rakesh@visheshapparels.com
- Telephone
- +91 120 427 0707
+91 120 427 0708 - Message on WhatsApp
- Units
- D-107, Sector 63 and G-204, Sector 63, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301
What volumes do you produce?
Volume programmes are the core of the business: 50,000 pieces per month across two units, on 100+ stitching machines and dedicated lines. Repeat orders run on a 45-day cycle. The minimum to open an account is 50 pieces per style, per colour, so a buyer can put a style through production and inspect the result before committing to a season.
What are the lead times?
Samples in 7–10 days. Bulk production 60–90 days from approved sample. Repeat orders 45 days.
Do you supply full package (FOB) or CMT?
Both. Under full package we source fabric and trims, develop, produce and pack. Where the buyer nominates a mill or supplies fabric, we work cut-to-pack on a CMT basis. Default terms are FOB Nhava Sheva or Mundra; CIF or CFR on request.
Which certifications does Vishesh Apparels hold?
SMETA 4-pillar audited, with the report available via Sedex on request; Sedex member; C-TPAT for US-bound supply chain security; ZED Silver; POSH compliant. amfori BSCI, OEKO-TEX, GOTS or GRS are scoped at enquiry stage where a programme requires them.
What inspection standard do you work to?
AQL 2.5 as standard on final inspection, or the buyer's own AQL and tolerance specification where one is supplied. Fabric is inspected on a four-point system before cutting.
Which garment categories do you manufacture?
Women's wovens and knits: dresses, tops and blouses, co-ord sets, jumpsuits and playsuits, skirts and trousers. Embroidery-led occasionwear and resortwear are the principal categories.
Which markets do you export to?
The United States, the Netherlands and wider Europe, and the Middle East, with programmes opening in the UAE and Australia. Indian apparel enters the EU at zero duty under the India–EU FTA, the UAE at 0% under CEPA, and Australia duty-free under ECTA.