Everything on this site is already sold at the wholesale price. This page is only about how it works if you are buying to sell on.
There is no trade counter here and no price list to ask for. The wholesale price is printed on every product page next to the retail price, and anybody can buy at it — you only have to take the box.
Nothing held back for the trade Most shops keep two price lists and show you one. We keep one, and print all of it. Buy a single piece and you pay the shop price. Buy the box the mill packs and you pay what a shop pays. Buy a bale and you pay what a wholesaler pays. Every figure below is per piece and is live from the catalogue. Every price is for the goods. Delivery is charged on the weight of the parcel, on top, and is shown on the product page before you decide. The one rule worth reading Colour is an assortment, not a choice — that is the trade-off that makes these prices possible, and we would rather you knew it before you ordered than after. Nothing is hidden and nothing quietly runs out: a colour that is out of stock leaves the page, so what you see is what we can send.Our shop price and our wholesale price, side by side
Design 1 pieceretail Full boxwholesale, per piece Baletrade, per piece Sindoor prem ₹449 ₹303Box of 10 ₹293Bale of 100 Colours bangla ₹349 ₹280Box of 10 ₹270Bale of 100 Kohinoor Diamond ₹799 ₹595Box of 8 ₹585Bale of 80 Pepsi party ₹449 ₹315Box of 6 ₹305Bale of 60
How colours work
What a box actually is
A full box is the pack the mill itself makes up — the same one a shop buys. We do not open it, re-count it or re-price it. A bale is ten of those boxes, and it is the lowest price we sell anything at. Delivery is charged on the weight of the parcel, on top of the price, delivered to your door, and the product page shows it for your PIN code before you decide.
Which pack lets you name colours is set out in the rule above, and every product page repeats it in the buy box before you commit. Put the pack in the basket and tell us the colours you actually move in the order notes.
What you are actually buying
Genuine fabric, at the price the factory charges
One honest warning. A cotton saree reaches you exactly as it comes off the loom — with the extra length and the hook the mill leaves at the end. That is what an unfinished, genuine piece looks like. Cut it before the first wear.
Paying, and getting it
UPI, card, net banking, or Cash on Delivery — trade orders included. Delivery goes by registered courier up to 10 kg and by transport above that, charged on the weight of the parcel and shown before you pay. Both come to your door — there is no pickup and nothing to collect from a transport office. There is no account to open, no deposit and no agent in between: one box is a perfectly good first order.
