About UsHerbal cloth facilitates to fashion a healthy world with an earthly remedy. During the last 30 years of our business, our expansion and development has been far better than our expectation and we are fully satisfied with the dealings of our buyers till date.
Our array of products include Bed sets, Bed sheets, pillow covers, Nightwears, kids wear to name a few. We also take orders of clothing materials in the above categories for Fashion design Houses. We manufacture 100% export oriented high quality products that have the characteristic and exclusive features of therapeutic dyes.Each of our products is permeated with the essence of about 20 to 40 medicinal plants roots barks and leaves. All our products which have no chemical finishes or chemical additives used at any stage- from procurement to shipping. |
Aim / Vision / MissionOur Vision The oldest evidence of any cultivated Old World species, from about 2700 B.C., is cotton thread and fabric from the Indus River Valley region first exported cotton textiles to Mesopotamia . In about 1500 B.C. residents of Mesopotamia and the nearby areas began cultivating their own cotton plants and in 700 B.C. Europeans first grew and wove cotton.
During the late 1700’s and 1800’s, the invention of several machines brought the clothing industry out of the four walls of the home and into the factory. Machines that could spin thread, weave cloth, and sew clothes led to the growth of clothingtextile industry.
Until the 1850s, all dyes were made from natural sources, such as various parts of plants or of certain animals. During the 1800’s and early 1900’s, chemists developed synthetic dyes. From the ancient days itself as early as 5,000 years ago people have dyed fabrics and other materials and also other dyers have used mordents for several thousand years.
In 1856, an English chemist Named William Perkins discovered the first synthetic dye accidentally. This dye, called mauve, is pale purple, Perkins produced mauve when he tried to make quinine from a Coal tar product called aniline. With the introduction of a plethora of synthetic dyes and processing and furnishing technologies, the aesthetic quality of cotton fabrics has immensely increased.
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 | Fact Sheet | | | Nature of Business | : | Manufacturer, Exporter | | Number of Employees | : | 101 to 500 People | | Turnover | : | US$ 0.25-1 Million (or Rs. 1-4 Crore Approx.) | | Major Markets | : | Indian Subcontinent |
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| Herbal Cloth | | Contact Person: | Mr. Manager | | Telephone: | +(91)-(497)-2746670
| | Mobile / Cell Phone: | +(91)-9495726298 | | Address: | Mudappathi Balakrishnan, Sree Villa, Pallikulam, Chirakkal, P.O., Kannur, Kerala - 670 011 (India) |
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