Suppliers
Good fashion is a supply chain wearing a dress. The mills, embroiderers, trim houses and packaging partners behind a garment determine how good it can be — so we would rather know the serious ones.
No fashion organization makes a garment alone. Base cloth, embroidery, lace, trims, embellishment, accessories and packaging all arrive from somewhere, and the quality of a finished piece is capped by the weakest of them.
We are actively interested in supply relationships that are consistent rather than merely cheap, and that can hold a standard across a repeat order.
Base cloth across occasion and ethnic categories — silks, georgettes, nets, velvets, crepes and blends.
Mills, converters and processing houses working to consistent, repeatable quality.
Hand and machine embroidery, zari, zardozi, aari and specialist surface work.
Laces, borders, appliqué and edging in occasion-grade quality.
Linings, interlinings, tapes, hooks, zips, threads and structural components.
Stones, beads, sequins, pearls, cutdana and hand-work materials.
Fashion jewellery, belts, tassels, latkans and finishing accessories.
Boxes, bags, garment covers, tissue, labels and tags — retail and despatch.
Specialist services and materials in the fashion ecosystem we have not listed.
We do not operate a formal vendor registration portal. This is a direct introduction to the people who make buying decisions.
A link to what you make is worth more than a paragraph describing it.
