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55 styles currently in production across girlswear and boyswear, with ladies, ethnic and mens ranges available on enquiry.
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01The product index · five ranges

  1. Frocks · Style 91706001Girls26 styles onlineFrocks, dresses, tops, skirts and bottomwear
  2. Shirts · Style 05691502Boys29 styles onlineCuban, camp collar and classic shirting
  3. Developed to orderGarment types: Dresses, Tops, Blouses, Kurtis, Tunics, Co-ord sets, Skirts.03LadiesOn enquiryDresses, tops, kurtis, tunics and co-ord sets
  4. Developed to orderGarment types: Kurtis, Fusion tops, Tunics, Ethnic dresses, Co-ord sets.04EthnicOn enquiryKurtis, fusion tops, tunics and co-ord sets
  5. Teal long-sleeve linen shirt with point collar and patch pocket, worn and shown from the neck downRepresentative photograph05MensOn enquiryWoven shirting and bottomwear

02Girlswear26 styles online

Girls

Seven garment types, every one of them backed by styles in production.

Garment types · a style from each · styles online

  1. 01Frocks6A-line, tiered and shirt-collar frocks, with balloon or flutter sleeves and sashes at the waist.Pictured: style 226063
  2. 02Dresses4Strap, tiered and striped dresses, one with a crochet-square bodice and one with a balloon skirt.Pictured: style 172851
  3. 03Tops10Camp-collar shirts, square-neck tops, an embroidered top and a boxy-fit printed top.Pictured: style 916643
  4. 04Skirts3A three-tier skirt, a ruffled wrap skirt and a layered flare-fit skirt.Pictured: style 912072
  5. 05Shorts1Printed mid-rise shorts in viscose.Pictured: style 224502
  6. 06Pants1Printed pants with a self-fabric tie at the waist.Pictured: style 913154
  7. 07Jumpsuits1A relaxed-fit jumpsuit with a square neck and deep ruffles.Pictured: style 248539

Fabrics · styles cut in each

  • Viscose11
  • Cotton10
  • Polyester2
  • Rayon1
  • Viscose Nylon1

Patterns · styles in each

  • Printed12
  • Solid4
  • Checkered3
  • Embroidered1
  • Floral1
  • Lace1
  • Pinstripe1
  • Striped1
  • Tie-dye1

Surface work · styles showing it

  • Embroidery2
  • Lace trim2
  • Crochet squares1
  • Fabric rosette1
  • Chest badges2
Browse all 26 girls styles

03Boyswear29 styles online

Boys

Six types, read by collar, pattern and construction, across 29 styles in production.

Boys types follow the collar, the pattern and the construction, so one shirt can sit under two of them: a printed Cuban shirt is both. The 29 styles are counted once in the total.

Garment types · styles online in each

Boys garment types, with the production styles online in each
TypeStyles onlineWhat the styles show
Cuban collar shirts10Open collars that lie flat with the fronts turned back, on half-sleeve shirts in all-over prints and woven stripes.
Camp collar shirts3Relaxed open collars on short-sleeve shirts, in textured stripes and resort prints.
Checkered shirts8Full-sleeve cotton checks on a classic collar, several with the chest pocket and placket cut on the bias.
Printed shirts16All-over prints, florals included, from watercolour leaves to dense patchwork motifs.
Cut and sew1A striped cotton shirt listed in production as a cut-and-sew style.
Shorts2Pull-on woven shorts in striped cotton, with elasticated waists, a drawcord and slanted side pockets.
Browse all 29 boys styles

04LadiesOn enquiry

Ladies

Seven garment types in nine fabrics, each one developed to order.

Fabrics · open each in the library

How ladies styles are developed

Garment types · on enquiry

  1. 01DressesDay and occasion dresses, developed to the silhouette, length and fabric on your reference.
  2. 02TopsWoven tops where the neckline, sleeve and hem finish carry the style.
  3. 03BlousesLighter tops in voile, georgette or poplin, often with gathers, yokes or a tie neck.
  4. 04KurtisHip- to knee-length tunics with Indian necklines and side slits, worn over trousers or jeans.
  5. 05TunicsLonger, straighter tops that sit between a shirt and a dress.
  6. 06Co-ord setsA matching top and bottom, made to be worn together.
  7. 07SkirtsGathered, tiered, wrap and A-line skirts, lined where the fabric needs it.

05Ethnic & Indo-WesternOn enquiry

Ethnic

Five garment types in five fabrics, developed to order with the value addition placed on the sample.

Fabrics · open each in the library

The work itself, from hand embroidery and Kaht work to computerised embroidery and piece printing, is explained on value addition.

Develop an ethnic style

Garment types · on enquiry

  1. 01KurtisThe core ethnic garment: straight, A-line or flared, with the neckline and yoke as the canvas for embroidery.
  2. 02Fusion topsWestern cuts with Indian detailing: an embroidered yoke, a printed panel, a tasselled tie.
  3. 03TunicsLonger Indo-Western tops, worn over trousers, palazzos or jeans.
  4. 04Ethnic dressesFull-length and midi dresses with Indian prints, embroidery or Kaht work.
  5. 05Co-ord setsKurti and bottom, or top and pants, matched in fabric and value addition.

06MensOn enquiry

Mens

Seven lines, plus kurtas and co-ord sets, developed to order.

Also developed

  • KurtasMens kurtas, from short straight cuts to longer ethnic lengths.
  • Co-ord setsA shirt and a matching bottom in one fabric.
  1. Beige short-sleeve twill shirt with an open camp collar and white four-hole buttons, worn over a black T-shirt, cropped below the chin

    01Solid shirts

    Shirts

  2. Navy and white bengal-stripe long-sleeve shirt with white contrast collar and cuffs, shown from the neck down on a white studio background

    02Striped shirts

    Shirts

  3. Navy long-sleeve shirt with point collar, chest pocket and buttoned cuffs, worn untucked, shown from the neck down

    03Full-sleeve shirts

    Shirts

  4. Natural oatmeal long-sleeve linen shirt with band collar and pleated front panel on a wooden hanger, slubby weave visible

    04Linen shirts

    Shirts

  5. Light grey long-sleeve dress shirt with a cutaway collar, tucked into charcoal trousers, shown on a model from the neck down in a bright corridor

    05Formal shirts

    Shirts

  6. Taupe cotton twill chinos with a slim straight leg, worn with black lace-up shoes and shown from the waist down against a plain light wall

    06Cotton trousers

    Bottomwear

  7. Grey glen-check overshirt with a point collar, two buttoned chest flap pockets and black buttons, worn over a burgundy roll-neck, seated and cropped below the chin on a tan studio background

    07Shackets

    Overshirts

Representative photographs. Every mens style is developed to order. Not Anmol production; photographers are credited on credits.

Develop a mens line

07Fabrics

The cloth we cut.

Woven fabrics across the five ranges, with value addition where a style calls for it.

The material library takes each of the 12 materials in turn: how it handles, how it is built, what it is commonly used for, the value addition it takes and the garments it suits.

Open the material library
A designer at Donear checking a fabric swatch against a weave design sheet
At Donear, one of the mills we work with: a fabric swatch checked against its weave design sheet. Photograph: Donear.
Fabrics each range lists, and the online styles cut in them
FabricGGirlsBBoysLLadiesEEthnicMMensOnline
01CottonListedListedNot listedListedListed21
02ViscoseListedListedNot listedListedNot listed12
03RayonListedListedListedListedListed4
04PolyesterListedListedNot listedNot listedNot listed15
05PoplinListedNot listedListedNot listedListed–
06CambricListedNot listedListedListedNot listed–
07GeorgetteNot listedNot listedListedListedNot listed–
08VoileNot listedNot listedListedNot listedNot listed–
09TwillNot listedListedListedNot listedListed–
10LinenNot listedNot listedListedNot listedListed–
11LycraNot listedNot listedListedNot listedNot listed–
12Yarn-dyedNot listedListed as Yarn-dyed checksListedNot listedListed–
13Blended wovensListedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed–

A dot means the range lists the fabric (boys list it as yarn-dyed checks). Online: how many of the 55 girls and boys production styles name that fibre in their product data. The data records fibre, not weave or dyeing, so a dash means no online style records it.

08Garment construction

Down to the seam.

Collars, sleeves, hems, panels, closures, pockets, yokes and stitching, read on real production styles: what a buyer looks at when a sample lands on the table.

Open garment construction
Girls Embroidered Cotton Top, style 796948
  1. 01Scalloped hemHemlines
  2. 02Embroidered frontEmbroidery
  3. 03Keyhole and buttonClosures
Style 796948 · Tops · Cotton · Embroidered. View the style
  1. A classic shirt collar set on a band, closed with a top button.
    01CollarsCollar on a band · style 653586
  2. A short puff sleeve, gathered at the top and drawn in on an elastic edge.
    02SleevesPuff sleeve · style 890486
  3. A bodice of crochet squares joined to a gathered striped skirt.
    03PanelsCrochet bodice · style 105774
  4. A chest pocket and the button placket both cut on the bias, so the check turns diagonal.
    04PocketsBias-cut pocket · style 019668
  5. A braided drawcord with tipped ends, threaded through an elasticated waistband.
    05ClosuresDrawcord · style 759899

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