Cut Piece Fabric Wholesale: A Lot Is Only Worth What It Cuts
A reseller from Gandhi Nagar bought a hundred and forty metres of mixed cut piece last winter at a rate he was...
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Sourcing notes from our wholesale floor: what boutiques are reordering, how to plan season stock, MOQ and pricing basics and how to cut sampling costs. Written for boutique owners, labels and designers.
A reseller from Gandhi Nagar bought a hundred and forty metres of mixed cut piece last winter at a rate he was...
A boutique owner from Karol Bagh brought back nine metres last October and asked me what had gone wrong at the dyer....
Two gota patti dupatta pieces sat on my counter in April, both on the same yellow cotton, both looking about equally worked...
A tailor in Chandni Chowk once handed me a bill and a finished dupatta at the same time and asked me to...
A boutique owner brought me a returned kurta last winter. The pearls were still attached, every one of them. They had simply...
Most buyers who come to a bead work counter know how to read embroidery. They check stitch density, they check the ground,...
The cloth on the counter is cream, stiff plus faintly smells of starch. Nothing about it looks like what you are going...
Two suppliers quote you the same border design at Rs 900 a metre. One of them is thirty percent more expensive than...
Most embroidery arguments in this trade are about whether something will stay on. Will the stone hold. Will the sequin lift. Will...
Every other embroidery on your rack is a stitch, a stone or a sequin. You judge it by how well it is...
Most surface work adds something that was never cloth. A sequin is a punched disc. Katdana is a plated bead. A mirror...
On almost every other cloth in your godown, a seam is something your tailor puts in later. You buy a whole fabric...
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