From pixel to pallu.
Send us a file. We print it — reactive, pigment or sublimation ink, straight onto cotton, silk, georgette or ten other fabrics. One metre or ten thousand, no screens to burn and no minimum repeat.
How we print
Four inks. One press.
The ink we use depends on the fibre, not the design — we'll tell you which one your fabric needs before you pay for the wrong one.
Reactive Printing
Ink bonds into the fibre itself. Built for cotton, silk, viscose and rayon — colour that survives a hundred washes without fading.
Pigment Printing
Sits on the surface and cures fast, no steaming needed. The right call for blends and quick-turn runs where speed matters more than hand-feel.
Sublimation Printing
Heat turns ink to gas and drives it into polyester fibre. Photographic detail, and the fabric still feels like fabric.
Direct-to-Fabric
No screens, no plates, no minimum repeat. Every metre on the roll can carry a different design without re-tooling the press.
The fabric library
Ten base cloths, printed to spec.
Cotton
100% cellulose · reactive ink · matte hand
Silk
Mulberry & tussar · reactive ink · natural sheen
Linen
Flax fibre · reactive ink · textured drape
Rayon
Regenerated cellulose · reactive ink · fluid drape
Viscose
Wood pulp fibre · reactive ink · soft hand
Polyester
100% synthetic · sublimation ink · colourfast
Georgette
Crepe weave · reactive/pigment · sheer, textured
Chiffon
Sheer weave · pigment ink · lightweight
Satin
Sateen weave · reactive/pigment · high sheen
Velvet
Pile weave · pigment ink · deep, absorbent colour
The run, start to finish
Six stages between your file and your fabric.
Fabric preparation
Cloth is inspected, batched and wound onto the press in the width you ordered.
Pre-treatment
A coating is applied so the fibre can actually hold the ink instead of letting it bleed at the edges.
Digital printing
Your file goes straight to the print head — no screens, no plates, no waiting on a minimum repeat.
Steaming & curing
Heat and pressure fix reactive dye into the fibre, or set pigment firmly onto the surface.
Washing & finishing
Unfixed dye is washed out, the cloth is dried and finished back to width and hand-feel.
Quality control
Every roll is checked for colour match, print registration and flaws before it leaves the floor.
5–7 working days for a standard production run.
48 hours for a sample swatch, before you commit to the full length.
Who we print for
Built for people who print again next week.
Fashion & Apparel Brands
Season-to-season prints without warehousing a full run.
Garment Manufacturers
Cut-and-sew ready fabric, delivered to your production schedule.
Home Furnishing & Decor
Curtains, cushions and upholstery in fade-resistant reactive ink.
Saree Manufacturers
Full-length pallu and border detail, printed in one continuous run.
Kurti & Dress Material Manufacturers
Repeat patterns matched exactly across every panel.
Scarf & Stole Manufacturers
Fine detail on chiffon and georgette without losing drape.
Kidswear Manufacturers
Softer inks, tested for skin contact on smaller garment runs.
Exporters & Textile Brands
Consistent colour lot after lot, documented for buyer approval.
Interior Designers
One-off custom prints for a single room, not a warehouse.
Order size
By the metre, or by the container.
Custom Printing
For designers and boutique labels testing a print before they commit to it.
- Printed fabric by the metre
- Small quantity runs, no minimum
- Personalised, one-off designs
- Custom repeat pattern design support
- Colour matching against a swatch or Pantone
Wholesale / B2B
For production floors that need the same colour, run after run.
- Bulk textile printing at volume pricing
- Private label fabric printing
- Contract printing for manufacturers
- Dedicated account & production support
- Export-ready documentation on request
Where we print & deliver
Based in Delhi NCR. Shipping pan-India.
Our press floor sits in Delhi NCR, and most of our repeat clients are based across Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon for same-day sample pickup. Bulk orders ship out to Mumbai, Surat, Jaipur and Ahmedabad on regular freight routes.
Notes from the press floor
Learn the craft.
Fabric Printing Cost Guide
What actually drives the price per metre — fibre, ink and run length.
Reactive vs Pigment Printing
Which ink suits which fabric, explained without the jargon.
Digital vs Screen Printing
When a screen still beats a print head, and when it doesn't.
Textile Printing Trends
What's moving through Indian print floors this season.
Fabric Printing Glossary
GSM, repeat, registration — the terms on your quote, defined.
Send us a file. We'll send back fabric.
Tell us the design, the fabric and the length — we'll quote it same day and have a sample swatch printed within 48 hours.