The factory

A real place in Lahore.

Family-owned and running since 1997. You're welcome to visit, and if you're overseas we'll walk you through it on a video call instead.

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In figures

Running: 29yearsFamily-owned since 1997.
Embroidery: 14machinesCommercial multi-head machines.
Capacity: —pieces / monthConfirming this figure.
Orders from: 28piecesPer size, per design.

Since 1997

Embroidery first. The rest built around it.

The business started in embroidery and stayed there a long time before it did anything else. That order matters: the colour matching and sampling discipline the rest of the work now runs on came from 29 years of doing one thing.

Sourcing, digitizing, cutting, stitching and packing were added around that core so a brand could hand over the whole garment rather than manage four suppliers to get one.

It is still family-run, and the person who answers your message is the person who can change your order.

PhotographyPortrait, on site, machines behind · available light · not a studio shot

The kit

The place

Machines, cloth and the people running them.

PhotographyTwo or three machines running, shot down the row · wide · available light

PhotographyThe thread wall · full frame of cones · colour as the whole subject

PhotographyCutting table, embroidered panel laid out, pattern pieces in place · overhead

PhotographyStitching machines with people working · wide · natural light

PhotographyFinished garments folded, tagged and being packed · overhead · tidy

Where we are

Come and see it run.

Address: Near Kacha Flyover, Ramay Road, Street No. 1, Adjacent to Briter Engineering, Tehsil Nishtar
Lahore, Punjab
Pakistan
Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9am – 6pm PKT
Visits: Buyers are welcome on site. If you’re overseas, we will do the same walkthrough on a video call — the machines running, and whatever is on the frames that day.

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PhotographyThe building from the street, signage legible · daylight

The people

Who makes it, and how they’re treated.

If you sell a garment as made in Pakistan, your customers will ask you who made it. You should be able to answer that without changing the subject.

Working hours, wage practice and our position on child labour are stated plainly rather than buried — and they are yours to quote in your own brand story.

The specifics are being confirmed and will be published here.

Seen enough? Send the spec.

Or come and look first. Either way, the person you speak to is the person who can change your order.

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