From yarn to your door.
Every garment that leaves our floor goes through eight checked steps. We have refined this loop over {{years_in_business}} years and 5L+ pieces — it is what lets us promise on-time delivery without compromising on quality.
MANUFACTURING PROCESS From yarn to your door.
From yarn to your door.
Eight checked steps.
Every garment that leaves our floor goes through eight steps and three QC passes — refined over five years and 5L+ pieces.
The 8-step loop
Inside our 10,000 sq-ft floor
Scroll to walk through each station — the bar at the top tracks where you are.
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Step 1 of 8
01 — Fabric inspection
Roll-by-roll, before a single panel is cutEvery roll of fabric that arrives on the floor is inspected for weight, hand-feel, knit consistency and colour-fastness. Off-spec rolls go back to the mill — they never go into production.
↓ Next: 02 — Cutting
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Step 2 of 8
02 — Cutting
Computer-assisted spread & cutPattern panels are spread on a long cutting table and cut in clean stacks of 30–60 layers. Even tiny size deviations get caught here, before they cost you a stitched piece.
↓ Next: 03 — Stitching
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Step 3 of 8
03 — Stitching
18 stations · juki industrial machinesPanels are stitched on overlock and lock-stitch machines into completed garments. Each station has a target output and a built-in QC step — defective pieces are rejected at the station, not at the end.
↓ Next: 04 — Printing
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Step 4 of 8
04 — Printing
DTF · Screen · DTG · SublimationApproved artwork is printed using the method best suited to your fabric and print size. DTF and Screen are our high-volume default — DTG and Sublimation step in for special cases.
↓ Next: 05 — Heat transfer & cure
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Step 5 of 8
05 — Heat transfer & cure
Heat-press at 165°C · 15-second curePrints are cured under heat to lock the inks into the fabric. This is what gives a DTF or screen print its 50-wash durability without fade or crack.
↓ Next: 06 — Ironing & inspection
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Step 6 of 8
06 — Ironing & inspection
Steam-iron · third QC passEvery piece is steam-ironed and inspected for stitch quality, print accuracy, colour, and dimensions. This is where the “checked thrice” promise gets its third tick.
↓ Next: 07 — Folding and packing
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Step 7 of 8
07 — Folding and packing
Per-piece poly-bag · carton-pack and sealEach piece is folded, poly-bagged, and stacked into a carton with a piece-count slip. Cartons are sealed and labelled with the order number and AWB before they leave the floor.
↓ Next: 08 — Dispatch
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Step 8 of 8
08 — Dispatch
Pickup-ready · AWB shared on WhatsAppCartons are handed over to the courier partner. The AWB tracking number is sent to you on WhatsApp, SMS and email the moment the parcel leaves our floor.
Three QC checks before any piece leaves the floor.
Fabric inspection at intake. Stitching QC at the line. Print + finish QC before pack-out. Anything below standard goes back upstream — never to you.
On-time dispatch, every time.
Typical lead times: ready-stock plain → next working day · ready-stock with print → 7–10 days · cut-and-stitch → 14–18 days. We hit these on 98% of orders.
Want to see it for yourself?
For 500+ piece orders we host factory walk-throughs in Gurugram. WhatsApp the team and we will arrange a slot.
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