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A woven ready-to-wear manufacturer with an office at Masjid Bunder in Mumbai and a manufacturing facility at Bhiwandi. We take programmes from design and sampling through embroidery, bulk production, quality assurance and packing.

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Yes. We work from buyer tech packs, sketches or physical reference samples, and can develop patterns in-house where a full tech pack is not available.

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One named merchandiser owns your programme's communication, from the quotation to dispatch. Inspection and quality questions go to our dedicated QA department.

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Through the quotation form, or by email to info@anmolgarments.in. A short first message is enough: our merchandising team replies with the questions that shape your quotation, and the tech pack or sample can follow.

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Woven ready-to-wear for girls and boys, with ladies, ethnic and mens ranges. Our current production is concentrated in kidswear: boys shirting and girls frocks, dresses, tops and bottomwear.

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Not a public one. Ladies, ethnic and mens catalogues are shared directly with buyers on enquiry, and styles in those ranges are developed to your brief.

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Yes. The styles online are real girls and boys production, shown so you can judge our construction and fabrics. They are a reference, not the limit of what we make.

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Sizes follow your own size chart and grading. The size range for each style is confirmed against the programme.

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Yes: hand embroidery, Kaht work, computerised embroidery and piece printing. Tell us where the work sits on the garment and send the artwork; it is costed with the style.

Value addition Link to this answer

Sampling time varies by construction and fabric availability. We confirm a sampling schedule with the quotation so you can plan your critical path.

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Proto and fit samples while the style is developed, salesman samples where your programme needs them, and a counter sample for final approval before bulk.

The sampling stages Link to this answer

Sample charges, and whether they are adjusted against a bulk order, are confirmed against the programme.

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It depends on how many fit comments each round raises. The rounds included in your quotation are confirmed against the programme.

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Measure the sample against your chart, number each comment, say whether it must change, and send one consolidated list per round.

Sampling: a buyer's guide Link to this answer

MOQ depends on fabric, construction and the amount of value addition. Share the style and target quantity and we will confirm against your specific requirement.

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It follows how the fabric is bought: a fabric dyed or printed for you usually carries its own minimum per colour. How the minimum applies to your programme is confirmed against the programme.

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Ask with your enquiry. Whether a trial quantity is possible for a style is confirmed against the programme.

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Sharing one fabric or colour across styles, limiting colourways in a first order and keeping to one embroidery or print design all help a smaller programme reach a workable quantity.

Minimum order quantities, explained Link to this answer

Cotton, viscose, rayon and polyester run most often in current production, alongside poplin, cambric, georgette, voile, twill, linen, Lycra blends and yarn-dyed fabrics across the ranges.

Material library Link to this answer

Yes. Fabric and trims are sourced against the approved sample from our regular fabric vendors. If you nominate a mill or supply fabric yourself, the arrangement is confirmed against the programme.

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A print can be applied to cut panels by piece printing, or bought as a printed fabric from a mill. A custom yarn-dyed check or stripe is a mill development, woven from dyed yarn. Minimums and timing for either are confirmed against the programme.

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Testing follows your specification: tell us the tests your market requires, such as shrinkage or colour fastness. Which tests are run, and where, is confirmed against the programme.

Fabric selection guide Link to this answer

The AQL is agreed with each buyer; no single level is applied to every programme. Each order is then inspected against the AQL agreed for it.

The quality system Link to this answer

In line while the style is being stitched, at the end of the line, in measurement and fit audits, and in a final random inspection before dispatch.

Quality checkpoints Link to this answer

Yes. The same QA department and the same agreed AQL cover every order, whichever line or partner unit stitched it.

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How a failed lot is reworked, re-inspected and reported to you is agreed in advance and confirmed against the programme.

Quality checklist Link to this answer

Combined capacity is 700,000 pieces a month across our in-house Bhiwandi facility and more than 30 partner jobworker units operating in parallel. Capacity is confirmed per programme against your delivery window.

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A large programme does not queue on one line. It is split across our Bhiwandi floor and partner units working at the same time, then brought back to one inspection standard.

Cut, sew and bulk production Link to this answer

Lead time depends on the fabric, the value addition and the quantity, so it is set style by style. The production schedule is confirmed against the programme with your quotation.

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Your merchandiser reports progress against the agreed schedule. How often, and in what form, is confirmed against the programme.

Programme control Link to this answer

Three more units are scheduled to open from December 2026: Asmeeta Textile Park (Bhiwandi), Chembur (Mumbai) and Jaipur (Rajasthan).

The factory Link to this answer

We supply export buyers in Spain, France and the United Kingdom, alongside Indian retail programmes.

Export Link to this answer

Yes. Export documentation is prepared as part of dispatch and handed over with the goods. The document set follows your requirements and is confirmed against the programme.

Export documentation guide Link to this answer

Shipping terms are agreed with the quotation and confirmed against the programme.

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Name your forwarder with the order. The handover point and timing are confirmed against the programme.

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Yes, before any collection, tech pack or costing is discussed. If you do not have one, we provide a mutual NDA.

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No. Styles developed for you are not shown to other buyers or published, and photographs of your product appear only with your written approval.

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The people on your programme: its merchandiser, the pattern master and QA staff. Partner units see only what their operation needs.

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Yes, at any point. We confirm once it is done.

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Yes. We host buyer and third-party audit visits at the Bhiwandi facility. Contact us to arrange a visit.

Preparing an audit visit Link to this answer

None is listed on this website. If your programme requires a specific standard or certificate, name it with your enquiry; where we stand against it is confirmed against the programme before the first order.

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They are prepared against your vendor onboarding checklist and sent to your sourcing or compliance contact before the first order. Ask your merchandiser, or email info@anmolgarments.in.

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Send the audit type, the checklist you audit against and your proposed dates in advance, and agree the scope in writing before the visit.

Preparing for a factory audit Link to this answer

Yes. Folding, polybags, labels, tickets and cartons follow the specification you send, so goods arrive retail-ready.

Packing requirements Link to this answer

Yes. Cartons are marked to your instructions and each shipment goes with its packing lists.

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Whether you supply them or we source them to your artwork is confirmed against the programme.

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The final random inspection takes place before dispatch. Tell us with your packing specification if labels, polybags and carton marks must be verified as part of it.

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The style as a tech pack, sketch or reference sample, the fabric, the quantity per style, any embroidery or print, and your delivery window. Packing requirements and a target price sharpen the costing.

What we need for a quote Link to this answer

Usually within one working day of your message. The quotation follows once the style is clear; if it needs a sample or fabric development first, we say so.

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A price per piece against the specification you sent, with the assumptions it rests on: fabric, quantity, value addition and packing. Payment terms are confirmed against the programme.

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Send it with the enquiry. The costing is worked against it, and if meeting it means changing the fabric, value addition or packing, we show you where.

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