Products

Plain Weave	Twill Weave	Drill Weave	Satin Weave	Duck Weave
30s / 30s, 124 x 64, 63” 40s / 40s, 124 x 64, 63” 40s / 40s, 132 x 72, 63” 40s / 40s, 120 x 100, 63” 50s / 50s, 132 x 72, 63” 50s / 50s, 132 x 100, 63” 50s / 50s, 144 x 80, 63” 60s / 60s, 132 x 108, 63” 60s / 60s, 132 x 132, 63” 60s / 60s, 92 x 88, 63” 80s / 80s, 92 x 88, 63” 80s / 80s, 144 x 140, 63”	30s / 30s, 124 x 64, 63” 30s / 30s, 132 x 68, 63” 30s / 30s, 144 x 84, 63” 2*40s / 300d., 124 x 64, 63”	7s / 7s, 68 x 38, 63” 20s / 20s, 108 x 56, 63” 20s / 16s, 108 x 56, 63” 16s / 12s, 108 x 56, 63” 16s / 12s, 96 x 48, 63”	40s / 30s, 185 x 90, 63” 60s / 60s, 165 x 105, 63” 80s / 80s, 165 x 105, 63”	10s / 6s, 76 x 28, 63” – 515 Gm. 16s / 8s, 84 x 28, 63” – 370 Gm. 16s / 12s, 84 x 28, 63” – 310 Gm.

97% Cotton 3% Lyrca
40s / 40s, 120 x 38, 61” Lycra Plain 40s / 40s, 124 x 56, 61” Lycra Plain 40s / 30s, 156 x 60, 61” Lycra Satin 40s / 30s, 170 x 80, 72” Lycra Satin 50s / 40s, 140 x 52, 61” Lycra Plain 50s / 60s, 140 x 72, 61” Lycra Plain 60s / 60s, 114 x 72, 61” Lycra Plain

PERCALE WEAVE (Plain Weave)	REVERSABLE STRIP SATIN WEAVE	SATIN WEAVE (300 TC to 1500 TC)
20s / 20s, 60 x 60, 63”-71”-87”-93”-98”-110”-120” 30s / 30s, 68 x 68, 50” - 63”-93”-120”. 30s / 30s, 72 x 68, 63” - 71”-120”. 40s / 40s, 100 x 80, 98” - 120”. 40s / 40s, 110 x 90, 120”.	40s / 40s, 132 x 72, 98” - 120” (1 Cm. Strip satin ). 40s / 40s, 132 x 72, 120” (1.5 Cm. Strip satin ). 60s / 60s, 175 x 56*2, 120” (1 Cm. Strip satin ).	300 TC: 60s / 60s, 175 x 58*2, Plain Satin, 120” 400 TC: 60s / 80s, 175 x 71*3, Plain Satin, 120” 500 TC: 60s / 100s, 175 x 78*4, Plain Satin, 120” 600 TC: 80s / 100s, 205 x 95*4, Plain Satin, 120” 620 TC: 100s / 100s, 225 x 96*4, Plain Satin, 120” 720 TC: 100s / 120s, 225 x122*4, Plain Satin, 122” 800 TC: 80s / 120s, 225 x70*8, Plain Satin, 122” 1000 TC: 100s / 140s, 225 x 96*8, Plain Satin, 122” 1200 TC: 100s / 140s, 225 x 79*12, Plain Satin, 122” 1500 TC: 100s / 140s, 225 x 77*16, Plain Satin, 122”

100% ORGANIC COTTON FABRIC

Organic Cotton is cotton grown and cultivated in an Organic way. Cotton is cultivated organically by adopting a detailed management system so as to make sure no pesticides or chemical fertilizers are used, the irrigation of water is also regulated appropriately, while land field is utilized under an optimal crop rotation system. An organic cultivation involves an ecological production management system to enhance biodiversity and soil biological activity. Off-farm inputs are minimized to maintain ecological harmony. The major Organic cotton producing countries are Turky, India, USA and China.

Organic GOTS

Global Organic Textile Standard Set up by Control Union Certification bodies covering the processing, manufacturing, packaging, labeling and distribution of all natural fibers. This standard thus regulates the whole supply chain from ginning, manufacturing and all the way to distribution channels. It has also imposed restriction as on the use of chemicals and other auxiliaries. The use of accessories such as buttons and zips is regulated as well.

MODAL WOVEN FABRIC

Innovations in viscose have focussed on new generation fibres to accentuate its brilliant lustre, soft feel and excellent drape whilst also improving its utility performance. Modal is the second-generation viscose fibre, which fulfills the age-old demand of a combination of looks with brains and of aesthetics with performance. Modal as defined by the International Bureau for the Standardization of Man Made Fibres (BISFA) is a distinct viscose fibre genre, which has a higher Wet Modulus and satisfies a minimum value of tenacity in the wet stage at 5% elongation.

LINEN WOVEN FABRIC

When Pre-Historic man decided that fur and skins were no longer the height of fashion, he turned to the fibers of the flax plant to create the first ever fabric. However, it was probably the Egyptians who first organised the industrial production of linen, recognising it as a noble fabric. Linen became a luxury worn by royal households and other aristocracy.

Linen probably came to Ireland in early Christian times. It was the Irish, who populerised linen world over and St. Patrik, the patron Saint or Ireland, is said to be buried in a shourd of Linen.

In 1949 Jaya Shree Textiles, an Unit of Indian Rayon and Industries Ltd., The Aditya Birla Group Company took the first initiative to bring this nature’s gift spinning into world class weaving and finishing plant. The yarn is spun, woven and processed by importing French and Belgian Flax fibre. The plant is still the only facility for linen spinning in the sub-continent with state-of-the-art-technology.

LYCRA WOVEN FABRICS

LYCRA is the Brand name of Spandex Fiber introduced by DUPONT, 1959. Lycra is a synthetic fiber made of polyurethane. There is large collection of specialty stretch woven fabric that is “Cotton Lycra Poplins”, “Cotton Polyester Lycra Poplins”, Cotton Nylon Lycra Twills, Cotton Modal Lycra stretch Satins, Cotton Tencel Lycra Poplins, Linen Lycra Dobbies, Bamboo Lycra Voils, Cotton Soyabean Lycra Herring Bones and other Blends.