What We Make
Surajmal Shobhachand makes co-ord sets as a single unit rather than as two garments that happen to share a fabric. Both pieces are cut from the same dye lot and shade-banded together, which is the part that goes wrong when a set is assembled from separate production runs.
Audited compliance across GOTS, OEKO-TEX, BSCI and ISO 9001. First samples in 4 to 10 days; enquiries answered within 24 hours.
A printed set has to match at the repeat as well as the shade. Print placement is planned across the top and the bottom together at sampling, so the pattern reads continuously when the pieces are worn as one.
Common Questions
How do you keep the pieces of a set shade-matched?
Both pieces are cut from the same dye lot and shade-banded together before sewing. Sets assembled from separate runs are where mismatch happens, so the set is planned as one order rather than two.
Can you match a print across the top and the bottom?
Yes. Placement is planned across both pieces at sampling so the repeat reads continuously when they are worn together, which changes fabric consumption and is costed in.
Which fabrics suit a co-ord programme?
Linen and linen blends, cotton poplin and voile, viscose, and knit constructions for lounge sets. Fabric is sourced to the approved quality.
Do you produce three-piece sets?
Yes, including shirt, trouser and overshirt combinations, and skirt or short alternatives to the trouser.
What lead times should we expect?
First samples typically within 4 to 10 days of an agreed brief. Bulk usually ships 35 to 90 days after sample approval, depending on construction, fabric and quantity.
See it before you commit.
We dispatch swatches and sealed samples against your brief, no full order required. Samples out within 4 to 10 days.
Request a SampleWe respond within 24 hours.