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Manufacturing capabilities.
Two units in Sector 63, Noida, approximately 500 m² over four floors each. Design and development through to export-ready dispatch.
Design & development
Ten designers building ranges from WGSN, seasonal trend reports and buyer briefs.
| Team | 10 designers |
|---|---|
| Inputs | WGSN, trend reports, buyer mood boards |
| Output | Developed range with fabric and trim options, or tech pack execution |
CAD, pattern & plotting
Four pattern masters grading digitally and plotting full-scale, with every block archived.
| Team | 4 pattern masters |
|---|---|
| Method | Digital grading, full-width plotter |
| Archive | Style blocks retained so a repeat cuts to the same fit |
Sampling
A dedicated sampling floor that never queues behind bulk, with CLO 3D virtual sampling ahead of it.
| Team | 20 sampling tailors |
|---|---|
| Turnaround | 7–10 days |
| Virtual | CLO 3D fit and drape before cutting |
Embroidery
A six-head computerised machine for repeatable runs; manual frames for dori, bead, sequin and thread work.
| Machine | Six-head computerised, CAD digitised |
|---|---|
| Hand | Dori, bead, sequin, mirror, thread on frames |
| Bulk | In-house to capacity; vetted partner units beyond |
Fabric & trim stores
Every roll inspected for weave faults and shade before it reaches the table; trims issued against the BOM.
| Inspection | Four-point check, shade banding |
|---|---|
| Trims | Stored and issued against bill of materials |
| Traceability | Lot to bundle to garment |
Cutting
Spreading and cutting to plotted markers, bundled and ticketed for traceability.
| Method | Marker-based cutting |
|---|---|
| Control | Bundle ticketing and lot traceability |
| Also | Fusing and interlining |
Stitching
Over a hundred machines on dedicated lines, laid out so a 50-piece order and a large programme run in parallel.
| Machines | 100+ |
|---|---|
| Lines | Dedicated, small-run capable |
| QC | In-line checks during stitching |
Washing & drying
Ten wash types in-house, so a wash effect is developed, sampled and approved without leaving the building.
| Types | Normal wash, Garment wash, Enzyme wash, Stone wash, Acid wash, Monkey wash, Sand wash, Emery ball wash, Silicon / softener, Bleach |
|---|---|
| Water | Own ETP and RO plant; treated water returned to process |
Finishing & labelling
Pressing, thread trimming, garment checking, labelling and ticketing to specification.
| Finishing | Pressing lines, garment checking |
|---|---|
| Labelling | Care, origin, brand labels, barcodes, price tickets |
Packing & dispatch
Solid or assorted cartons to the buyer's manual; export documentation and C-TPAT procedures in-house.
| Packing | Solid and ratio packs, poly bagging, carton marking |
|---|---|
| Export | Documentation in-house; C-TPAT procedures for US freight |
What we run. What our partners run.
The same in-house and partner split we declare in an audit, so it can be checked against your compliance requirements from the outset.
| Design & development | In-house In-house |
|---|---|
| Pattern making & grading | In-house In-house |
| Sampling | In-house In-house |
| Cutting | In-house In-house |
| Stitching | In-house In-house |
| Embroidery: sampling & small runs | In-house, six-head and hand In-house |
| Embroidery: bulk beyond six-head capacity | Partner units, NCR cluster Partner |
| Printing | Partner units Partner |
| Dyeing | Partner units Partner |
| Washing | In-house, ten types In-house |
| Finishing, labelling & packing | In-house In-house |
| Quality control | In-house at every stage In-house |
Do you offer full package (FOB) or CMT only?
Both. Most buyers use us full package: we source fabric and trims, develop, produce and pack. Where you nominate a mill or supply fabric, we work cut-to-pack on a CMT basis.
Can you develop a range from a mood board?
Yes. Ten designers work from WGSN, trend reports and buyer mood boards and present a developed range with fabric and trim options, in addition to executing tech packs as sent.
What does CLO 3D sampling change for a buyer?
CLO 3D renders a garment on a virtual body from the actual pattern and fabric properties, so fit and drape are judged before anything is cut. Fewer physical sample rounds shortens the development calendar.
How much embroidery capacity do you have?
One six-head computerised machine plus manual embroidery frames in-house, with CAD digitising on site. Bulk embroidery beyond that capacity goes to vetted partner units in the NCR cluster, coordinated by our merchandisers.
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C-TPAT
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