MANUFACTURING EXTENT

"We are driven by an unknown force, creating fresh prints, experimenting with patterns, playing with colours, producing new each day. Not bounded by the constraints of set collections or seasons, we manufacture around hundred new styles every month. The products showcased digitally in each collection are a mere glimpse of the vast expanse of Vasansi Jaipur's production."

The manufacturing process at Vasansi Jaipur starts with procuring grey fabric (white THAAN) directly from textile mills in Bangalore, Benaras, Mumbai, Surat and weavers in remote villages (sourcing over 500 types of fabric from approximately a total of around 200 vendors). Then from dyeing, printing and further processing the fabric in our 33 years old factory, to product sampling and stitching in our other humongous unit in Sitapura. The entire production cycle involved in creating a garment takes place in-house at Vasansi Jaipur. 

Vasansi Jaipur(JSK) has been innovating fabric processing techniques since decades, always engrossed in creating new and better ways to do so. In our factories, there are multiple machines for Jigar Dyeing, fabric Padding and rolling. The Boiler and Steamer occupy almost 2500 sqft. of space. Despite investing heavily in machinery, we haven't disturbed the balance between our traditional crafts and advanced printing. We have over 30 hand block printing tables and 400 metres screen printing capacity with a collection of over 1000 blocks and hundreds of screens with multiple hand dye baths.

SUSTAINABILITY

Pioneers of regional art and craft on textile, since 1993, we have around thousands of ladies in the shekhawati region of Rajasthan crafting Bandhej for us. Leheriya, Shibori are dip dyed and brought to life for us in the villages adjoining Jaipur.

Being a India Handloom Brand store, we have been supporting weavers and promoting dying weaving practices by translating weaves in indo-western garments, traditionally used simply for sarees. Outfits made such, witnessed breakthrough sales and a wider acceptance amongst customers, owing to changing trends and needs of the modern Indian Woman. Mr. Sancheti printed those already woven fabrics, managing to print even over 'Zari', giving them a updated look, unseen before. The Ministry of Textile itself appreciated such innovative use of those fabrics.

Being environmentally conscious, all the waste water goes through our privately owned ETP (Effluent Treatment Plant) before discharge. We also have an industrial RO in place.