What we offer

Devotional and household textiles, made in lots

We buy grey cloth by the lot and send it through dyeing, finishing, stitching and printing with job workers we know — then sell the finished goods by the piece or by the metre.

  • Iyappa sets — in sizes and types (set / separate), in the qualities you stock
  • Samy dhotis — black, saffron and green, with borders
  • Towels — cotton qualities, sold by the piece or the metre
  • Packed and billed the way your shop sells them
The process

Every lot follows its route

Each product has its own route. An Iyappa set goes through every step; towels skip stitching. Optional steps are used only when the order needs them.

Iyappa set

Grey cloth→Dyeing→Finishing→Stitching→Printing

Samy dhoti

Grey cloth→Dyeing→Finishing→Stitching

Towels

Grey cloth→Dyeing→Finishing→Printing

Dashed steps are optional.

Why it matters to you

Measured out, measured back

01

Lot by lot

Every purchase of grey cloth is its own lot — quality, rolls and metres recorded — so the finished goods trace back to it.

02

Shortage caught

Cloth is measured out to each job worker and back; shortage or excess is seen at every step, in metres and per cent.

03

Sizes & types

Finished pieces are counted by size and type, so you order exactly the mix your counter needs.

For the season and all year

Stock up on Iyappa sets, dhotis and towels.

Tell us the product, quality, sizes and quantity.