Vastra MahalEst. 1987 · Bareilly

Where every
garment is made.

One floor in Bareilly, running since 1987. This page exists to prove the claim the rest of the site rests on — that we manufacture rather than resell.

The stitching line at Vastra Mahal, Bareilly, with operators at work
The stitching line, Bareilly
A multi-head embroidery machine running with coloured thread
Multi-head embroidery

Fabric in one end,
finished garments out the other.

Stacked bolts of striped shirting fabric
Fabric held in stock
Fabric being spread and laid on the cutting table
Spreading the lay
Stacks of cut fabric pieces bundled ready for stitching
Cut pieces, bundled for the line
Rows of machines with garments in progress
Garments in progress on the line
Close view of an industrial overlock machine head
An overlock head
A crest being embroidered directly onto a garment
Stitching the crest
Racks of coloured thread above the machines
Thread, matched to the sheet
A finished navy garment with an embroidered crest being pressed
Pressed before it is packed
A finished garment being passed under a hand-held checking device
Every garment checked
A finished garment being folded by hand
Folded by hand
Racks of packed and labelled finished garments
Packed and labelled

Cut in-house

Marker, lay and cut all happen on this floor, which is why a size run stays consistent across reorders.

Stitched in-house

The same line, the same supervisors. Nothing is subcontracted out and relabelled.

Checked in-house

Every garment measured against the sheet before it is packed.

Fabric in one end,
packed cartons out the other.

Cutting, stitching, embroidery, pressing, checking and packing all happen under one roof at C.B. Ganj. Since 2018 the floor has grown to roughly three times its earlier scale.

The people behind it →
Racks of packed and labelled finished garments
Packed and labelled