Vrijesh Corporation

Company Profile

The fabric list mixes apparel and furnishing cloths: yarn-dyed fabrics, broadcloth, plaids, twill, wool, tweed and taffeta. Jamawar is the speciality note — a richly patterned woven fabric with a long history in shawls and furnishing, exported here in wool alongside finished shawls themselves. The two widths, 54 inches for apparel and furnishing and 118 inches for wide furnishing and made-ups, match the home furnishings side of the business. The Andheri (West) base places the exporter in Mumbai's commercial suburbs, and the record's partner contact is Shruti Agarwal. Home furnishings as a stated export line, rather than an afterthought, also changes the buying conversation: cushion, curtain and furnishing orders are specified by finished size and making-up standard, not by fabric construction alone, so an enquiry should say plainly whether it is for cloth by the metre or for finished furnishing products ready for retail.

What separates one weaving mill from another is seldom the loom list and usually the preparation and finishing around it: warping and sizing quality decide how cleanly a cloth weaves, and dyeing and finishing decide how it looks, feels and behaves after washing. With Vrijesh Corporation, as with any weaver of 'Fabrics and home furnishings in linen, silk and blends —', the useful questions concern consistency between lots — shade bands, shrinkage after finishing, and the inspection standard applied before a roll is accepted as first quality.

Sourcing and Working With Vrijesh Corporation

Separate the three offers in your enquiry — apparel fabric, home furnishing fabric and finished shawls or made-ups — because constructions, widths and pricing differ across them. For linen and silk blends, confirm the blend ratio per fabric. The record lists phone 631155, email shruti@vrijesh.com and partner Shruti Agarwal; the company site, vrijesh.com, is linked from this page.

Quality in textiles is a chain, and Vrijesh Corporation controls only its links in it. Map the chain for your product — fibre or yarn supply, fabric production, dyeing and finishing, conversion — and note which links sit outside the mill, because those are where your own checking matters most. A pre-shipment sample from the actual bulk, tested against the approved standard, costs little and settles most questions while the goods are still at the mill. Keep the retained bulk sample until the fabric is converted; it is the reference if anything is disputed later.

Understanding the Range

Finishing is the second half of any woven range. One greige construction can leave a mill like Vrijesh Corporation as a soft apparel cloth, a stiffened industrial fabric or a coated material depending on the finishing route, which is why experienced buyers sample the finished article, never the loomstate cloth, when the finish carries the function. Ask which finishes are done in-house, what each does to width and weight, and how finish durability is tested — a coating or treatment that fails in washing is a claim waiting to happen, whoever wove the base cloth.

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