We are one of the renowned Manufacture & exporter of natural silk fabrics in Bangalore, India. We have been engaged in the production and exports of quality fabrics since 1993 and are growing as it pursues new marketing opportunities around the globe. Specializing in Dupion Silk Fabrics, Furnishings, Taffetas, Organza, Stripes, Printed Silk Fabric Exporters and Embroidered Silk Fabric Exporters ,Pintech & Bonsai, Printed Embroidery
About SILK:
United States first in silk manufacturing.-With the possible exception of China, for which no complete statistics are available, the United States is now the largest silk manufacturing country in the world. This position has been taken from and maintained against France since 1905.
Rapid growth of industry.-The development of the silkmanufacturing industry of the United States during the last few years is one of the most interesting features of the country's progress. The phenomenal growth is shown by the fact that, since the Civil War, the increase in the gross value of such products is the difference between slightly less than $4,000,00o and nearly $197,000,000. The increase has thus been by leaps and bounds; trebling between 1860 and 1880; more than doubling during the next two decades; and increasing 83 per cent between 1899 and 1909. The United States now consumes more than one-third of the total amount of raw reeled silk produced in the world. More than 20,000,00o pounds of raw silk are imported each year.
Where the raw silk comes from.-Over half of it comes from Japan; a quarter comes from China; Italy supplies almost as much as China; and the remaining small amounts come from France, India, and other silk-producing countries.
Quality of the raw silks.-The finest raw silk to be found in any large quantity is that produced in Piedmont, Italy.
Chinese silk Exporters are ordinarily the poorest, not because of inferiority in silkworms, but rather because of the Chinese methods of handling it. Now and then some of the finest silk in the world comes from China, but too often great quantities of very poor fiber, wild silk, and weighted silk impair the Chinese product. Because no standards have been insisted upon by the government, the Chinese silk production and trade have degenerated. Japanese silk, however, is rapidly gaining in quality and reputation. The government has carefully promoted the industry, insisting on honesty and on scientific care in handling the fiber.
Silk is the most beautiful of all textile fibers and is acclaimed as the "queen of textiles". It is protein fiber with wool and hair.
From developing yarn to producing premium fashion fabrics and home furnishings, Garimaa Silk is dedicated to enhancing the value of SILK by manufacturing and Exporting the quality based silk
Keeping itself updated on fashion and market trends world wide, the company is today globally recognized for its deep understanding of silk.
Garimaa Silk has endeared itself to the sophisticated and discerning buyers across USA, Canada, European Union, UK, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Scandinavian & EFFTA countries.
From traditional hand woven and hand embroidered to contemporary yarn dyed, prints, jacquards, double width fabrics and machine embroideries the company is geared to produce every type of silk fabric in Mulberry, Tussar, Eri or Muga.
From yarn to finished fabrics and made-ups Garimaa Silk can handle every stage with high efficiency. The entire process of degumming, cleaning, dressing, carding, combing and spinning is geared for achieving uniformity and consistency of yarns to the pre-defined specifications. We can spin right from 2's Nm upto 300's Nm yarns.
Inspired by rich Indian heritage, the company offers unique collections of embroideries in fabrics, elegant home furnishings and exquisite readymade furnishings.
Our silk inspires designers and fashion.
Furnishing fabrics from upholstery, drapery to made-ups like bed-covers, cushion covers and table linen are on offer at Garimaa Silk. The home textiles range is sophisticated and if desired can be richly embellished.
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HANDLING SILK |
| Well - it's silk! Silk does not stretch or shrink like most of the fabrics. |
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| WASH CARE TIPS ON HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR PRICED POSSESSION |
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Dryclean Only . |
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Hang to dry. |
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Cool iron if necessary.
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As of now, cherish the "Queen of all fabrics". |
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