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4. Colour Matching & Fabric Coordination Colour plays an important role in defining the personality of a garment. Our design team carefully coordinates fabric colours, embroidery threads, embellishments, borders, and surface details to achieve a balanced and sophisticated appearance. The right combination of colours allows traditional craftsmanship to work beautifully with contemporary designs. Suggested Photo: Designer comparing fabrics, threads, embroidery samples, and colour swatches. Value Addition & Surface Ornamentation
5. Mukaish Work Mukaish is a delicate traditional embellishment technique that adds subtle metallic highlights and a distinctive shimmer to the fabric. Our artisans carefully incorporate Mukaish details into designs to enhance the elegance of Chikankari and other garments without overpowering their craftsmanship. Suggested Photo: Artisan creating Mukaish work on fabric.
6. Patchwork Patchwork allows different fabrics, textures, colours, and motifs to come together as one creative composition. Our team uses carefully selected fabric pieces to create distinctive surface designs and add character to garments. Patchwork can be incorporated into traditional as well as contemporary silhouettes. Suggested Photo: Artisan arranging or stitching fabric patches.
7. Sequin Work Sequins add texture, sparkle, and festive character to garments. Our artisans carefully place and attach sequins according to the design, ensuring consistency and a refined finish. This technique is particularly effective for occasion wear, bridal collections, and statement garments. Suggested Photo: Close-up of artisan working with sequins.
8. Cutdana Work Cutdana embellishment involves the detailed placement of fine beads and decorative elements to create intricate patterns and highlights. Our skilled craftsmen use Cutdana to add dimension, texture, and a sophisticated handcrafted finish to selected designs. Suggested Photo: Close-up of Cutdana embroidery in progress.
9. Block Printing Block printing is one of India's most beautiful traditional textile techniques. Carefully carved blocks are used to create repeated motifs and patterns on fabric. We incorporate block printing into selected designs to bring traditional Indian textile artistry into contemporary garments and collections. Suggested Photo: Artisan printing fabric using a traditional wooden block.
10. Khaka Making Khaka serves as an important foundation for embroidery placement and design development. Our skilled team prepares detailed patterns and outlines that guide artisans during the embroidery process. Accurate Khaka preparation helps maintain consistency, proportion, symmetry, and precision throughout the garment. Suggested Photo: Artisan/designer preparing or tracing Khaka on fabric. Production Department
11. Fabric Inspection & Preparation Before production begins, fabrics are carefully inspected for quality, colour consistency, texture, and suitability for the intended garment. Proper fabric preparation ensures that the material is ready for cutting, embroidery, printing, tailoring, and further processing.
12. Cutting Department The cutting department converts design concepts and measurements into accurately cut garment components. Our team focuses on precision cutting, pattern placement, grain alignment, symmetry, and efficient fabric utilisation to ensure that each component is prepared correctly for stitching. Suggested Photo: Professional cutting table with fabric and patterns.
13. Cutting Table The cutting table is where fabric is systematically laid, aligned, marked, and cut according to the required patterns and measurements. Accuracy at this stage is essential because even small inconsistencies can affect the fit and final appearance of the garment. Suggested Photo: Large professional cutting table with fabric layers and patterns.
14. Sewing & Garment Construction Our sewing team transforms individual cut components into complete garments using professional sewing techniques and machinery. From assembling panels and attaching sleeves to constructing necklines, waistbands, linings, and other garment components, every stage is performed with attention to fit, strength, and finishing. Suggested Photo: Tailor working on a professional sewing machine.
15. Stitching & Tailoring Tailoring brings the design to life. Our skilled tailors work according to approved measurements, patterns, and construction specifications to achieve the desired silhouette and fit. Our focus is on clean construction, accurate stitching, comfortable fit, and refined finishing.
16. Ironing & Finishing Professional pressing is an important part of garment finishing. Our ironing team carefully presses garments at different stages of production to maintain shape, remove unwanted creases, and prepare each piece for final inspection. Suggested Photo: Professional ironing/pressing table with finished garments.
17. Quality Checking Every garment goes through a dedicated checking process before it reaches the customer. Our quality team examines stitching, embroidery, measurements, fabric condition, embellishment placement, finishing, colour coordination, and overall appearance to ensure that the finished product meets our quality standards. Suggested Photo: Quality checker examining a garment on a checking table.
18. Checking Table The checking table provides a dedicated space for detailed inspection of finished garments. Each piece is carefully reviewed under proper lighting to identify any stitching, finishing, measurement, or workmanship issues. Only after completing the required quality checks does the garment move forward to the final stage. Store & Final Presentation
19. Final Finishing After quality approval, garments receive their final finishing and presentation preparation. This includes checking loose threads, ensuring embellishments are secure, confirming garment appearance, and preparing the piece for display or dispatch. Our objective is to ensure that every garment reaches the customer in its best possible
