Qualities

Rosemary Bullock says - “The more you can mix fabric the more fashion forward you are!” Which bring us to varied qualities of textile we deal in. Mixing and Weaving different set of fabrics we bring about from plain weave Cambrick to Twill and Drill under our Grey, White and Dyed Categories.

CAMBRICK

Also referred as Bastite originated from the French Commune which is used for making shirts, handkerchiefs, laces, ruffs in the clothing industry. It is a lightweight plain weave fabric which was originally made out of yarn which then came to be highly used along with Cotton.

SHEETING

This large width fabric and hence the name is a durable product that is machine washable and flame retardant. From being 100% cotton to being blended with Polyester can be used for Quilts, Bedsheets, Table Cloth, Tents etc. The polyester blends make it more wrinkle resistant.

JUTE

Known as the Gunny cloth is made from the jute plant which is the second most produced plant fabric. Majorly used for making ropes, curtains, rugs, cushion, canvas, sweaters and much more.

POPLIN

Horizontal Warp and Vertical Weft brings about the distinctive ribbed texture, with tightly closed weave bringing about the texture of this fabric. This thick natured fabric is also known as Tabinet and from upholstery to winter wear, trousers to jackets can be used as per one's need.

SATIN

The fabric which is soft and glossy with a shiny surface and a dull flip side, usually used for fancy usage. Satin basically refers to the weave and not the fabric in particular to bring about this softness.

POCKETING

From sewing pockets of different garments like jeans, trousers and school uniforms this is one of the highest grade fabrics available in the industry. Pocketing Fabric ensures high durability, avoids slippage problems, anti-pilling, controls shrinkage and feels soft even after multiple washes.

DRILL

A Stout durable cotton woven fabric bearing a strong bias in the weave giving rise to diagonal patterns is majorly used in production of Khakis. Sport clothing, military uniforms, Safari Suits, Corsets, Boat Sails, Tarpaulins and Canopies, Drill comes in handy in multiple ways.

TWILL

Twill is specially identified as a fabric which distinguishes with a front and a back side called as technical face and the technical back respectively. It has a peculiar pattern of diagonal parallel ribs. Such a pattern is created using a typical weaving of weft and warp threads. From being very durable to hiding every stain, Twill is used for Denims, Chinos, Overcoats, Furniture coverings and bags.

CANVAS

Duck is an advanced type of a Canvas which is basically heavy plain woven cotton fabric. While the Canvas has a coarse feel, Duck becomes softer due to the higher the thread count which is tightly woven canvas. Be it a baby Carrier, lunch bag, Window treatments, headboards or strollers Canvas is used in multiple areas.