Vardhman Textiles

Mul Chanderi is a lightweight, semi-sheer fabric originating from the town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, India. This fabric is a blend of mulmul (a fine cotton) and silk, resulting in a soft, breathable material with a subtle sheen. The traditional hand-weaving technique used in its production imparts a delicate texture and graceful drape, making it ideal for creating elegant garments such as sarees, kurtas, and dupattas.​

Cambric cotton butti embroidery refers to delicate decorative stitching on soft, lightweight cambric cotton fabric, featuring small, scattered motifs known as "buttis." This type of embroidery adds a subtle, elegant touch, often used in ethnic wear, kurtas, and dupattas for a refined, traditional look.

Airtex Jaal Embroidery Fabric is a lightweight, breathable textile featuring an open mesh (jaal) structure, embellished with intricate embroidery patterns. It combines the airy comfort of Airtex with decorative detailing, making it ideal for ethnic wear, dupattas, kurtis, and summer garments that require both elegance and ventilation.

Crepe (or crêpe) is a versatile fabric known for its distinctive crinkled or pebbled texture. It is made using a special weaving or treatment process that creates a slightly wrinkled appearance. Crepe can be made from various fibers, including silk, wool, polyester, rayon, or cotton.

Crepe (or crêpe) is a versatile fabric known for its distinctive crinkled or pebbled texture. It is made using a special weaving or treatment process that creates a slightly wrinkled appearance. Crepe can be made from various fibers, including silk, wool, polyester, rayon, or cotton.