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Swiss Voile

The word “voile” comes from the French word for veil, which is an indication of the fabric’s intrinsic nature: light-weight and semi-sheer. Crisp, yet comfortable against the skin, Voile fabric is manufactured by using the Indian and Egyptian cotton yarns (best across the globe). The plain weave voile fabric is a grid-like format, with horizontal yarns (also known as weft yarns) floating over and under vertical (or warp) yarns. Other than plain weave, we also make dobby and jacquard designs in voile fabric like satin strips, leno borders, brand name writing on selvedge, etc… Width comes in the range of 36 inches (92 cms) to 67 inches (170 cms) and it can be supplied in Greige, Dyed and Printed form.
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Ghutrah

The traditional Saudi head-dress is popularly known as Ghutrah. Western and Asian visitors to the Kingdom can see hordes of Saudi men and children wearing the ghutrah and igal. Since 2017, we have successfully weaved and supplied thousands of meters of Ghutrah fabric with innovative designs in different widths – from 54 inches to 63 inches – with our design team and technicians.

Atiku

A fabric which got its name from former Vice president of Nigeria – Alhaji Atiku Abubakar (who loved to wear it a lot) has now become a fashion trend amongst Nigerian men. The Atiku fabric comes in different shades and textures. It is different than see through kind of lace material and depending on the thickness you want, the Atiku fabric comes in varying degrees of materials.

Linen Fabrics

While evidence is scant from prehistoric times, it appears that Neolithic peoples in Europe were making textiles from linen as long as 36,000 years ago. Linen is a flax-based textile that is predominantly used for making homeware and garments. While linen is similar to cotton, it is made from fibers derived from the stems of the flax plant instead of the bolls that grow around cotton seeds. Unlike cotton, which tends to retain moisture for a significant period of time, linen dries quickly, which helps reduce heat retention in overly warm conditions. Garments made of linen are desirable in hot and humid climates.

Cambric

Lightweight, closely woven, plain cotton cloth first made in Cambrai, France, and originally a fine linen fabric. Printed cambric was used in London by 1595 for bands, cuffs, and ruffs. Modern cambric is made from choice American or Egyptian cotton, with both warp and weft, or filling, yarns ranging from 60 to 80 count, and is usually lightly calendered to produce a slight gloss on one side. It is ideal for handkerchiefs, children’s dresses, slips, underwear, and nightgowns.

Satin

Satin is essentially the name of a weave and is not the name given to a specific raw material. It is created out of low-twist yarn by using the process of twill weaving. The weft threads, which are four horizontal yarns, are covered by a single lengthwise yarn, leading to fewer interlacings, which give satin its characteristic smoothness. We make satin fabric using cotton, polyster and ramie yarn as per customer’s requirements.

Other Fabrics

As a customer centric organization, we make other fabrics like Poly-cotton, Poly-viscose, Cotton-linen, Viscose, etc… as per client’s requirements.

All our fabrics can be supplied in greige/dyed/printed form. We make fabrics in widths ranging from 36 inches (92 cms) to 67 inches (170 cms). We are just a phone call away to understand your requirement and supply you with best fabrics.

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