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This baby pink handwoven stole is woven on the loom, not run through a power loom at speed, which is why the border sits flat and the body stays soft instead of stiff. Buyers who sell at a premium price point pick this piece because the woven border is visible in a photograph and in the hand, so it does not need heavy styling to look expensive on a shelf. Baby pink is a working colour, not a seasonal experiment. It moves in bridal trousseau ranges, gifting sets, spring collections and pastel led boutique buying. It also sits well next to the darker shades in our fine wool stoles range, so a single order can cover both ends of your colour story.
We supply retailers, distributors and brands across 40+ countries. FOB & CIF pricing with full documentation.
This baby pink handwoven stole is woven on the loom, not run through a power loom at speed, which is why the border sits flat and the body stays soft instead of stiff. Buyers who sell at a premium price point pick this piece because the woven border is visible in a photograph and in the hand, so it does not need heavy styling to look expensive on a shelf.
Baby pink is a working colour, not a seasonal experiment. It moves in bridal trousseau ranges, gifting sets, spring collections and pastel led boutique buying. It also sits well next to the darker shades in our fine wool stoles range, so a single order can cover both ends of your colour story.
The difference shows up after the first wash cycle at the customer end. A handwoven body has slight give in the weave, so it recovers its shape instead of going flat and papery. That is the reason returns stay low on this construction. Our full range is under handwoven scarves, and if you are explaining the difference to your own retail team, our comparison of handwoven and machine made pashmina puts it in plain terms.
We supply retailers, distributors and brands across 40 countries. FOB & CIF pricing with full documentation.
Each piece folded and packed in a branded polybag with size and colour label.
100 pcs per carton · Export-worthy 7-ply corrugated · Approx. 20 kg per carton.
Private label hang tags, custom packaging and woven labels on 300+ pieces.
No agents, no middlemen. You deal directly with our production team — better prices, faster communication.
Custom colours, sizes, patterns, private label and corporate branding — all under one roof.
Stock items ship within 24 hours. Custom bulk orders delivered in 7–10 working days on average.
40+ years exporting to 40+ countries. We handle all documentation — GST, invoice, shipping, customs.
Every batch QC checked before dispatch. GST invoice provided on all orders — domestic and export.
500+ active buyers globally. We offer credit terms, replenishment planning and dedicated account support.
The MOQ is 100 pieces per colour. Handloom production needs a full warp to be set on the loom, which is why the minimum is higher than our machine woven lines. If you want three or four shades in the same construction, each shade is counted separately.
Yes. The border width, the border colour and the contrast against the body can all be altered, since the border is set at the weaving stage rather than added later. Send a reference image or a sample and we will weave it into the development piece before bulk.
Yes. Share a Pantone number or a physical swatch and we send a lab dip for your approval. Pastels in particular are approved in writing before bulk starts, because small shade shifts are more visible in light colours than in dark ones.
Pricing is slab based across three quantity levels, so the per piece rate drops as your order size rises. The final rate depends on quantity, border customisation, packing and destination. Send your target quantity and we will share a formal quotation with the applicable slab.
Standard lead time is 3 to 4 weeks from written sample approval. Handloom output is slower per day than machine weaving, so very large first orders may be split into two dispatches. We confirm the exact dispatch date at order acceptance rather than leaving it open.
Loom time and labour. A handloom weaver produces a limited length per day, and the woven border adds further loom setting work. What you get in return is a softer fall, better shape recovery after wash and a product that holds a premium retail price. Our note on shawl weaving explains the process in detail.
Yes. We ship to buyers in the UK, Europe, the Gulf, North America and Australia with invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and any inspection certificate your side needs. Country of origin is India. More on our export work is at shawl exporters in India.