Mahavir Dyeing House — Ludhiana, Punjab

Where WhiteBecomes Colour.

A dye house in Ludhiana colouring [40,000] kg of fabric a day — your shade, matched in the lab, held at bulk.

Send us your cloth
kg dyed daily
shades on record
years at the vat

Chapter 01 — Story

White, waiting.

The mill floor — [Focal Point], Ludhiana, Punjab.

Est. [1991], Ludhiana. The house started with [two] soft-flow machines and one working rule: white cloth is a promise, and the vat keeps it. Every lot since has been run against the same standard — the lab dip the buyer signed.

Colour here is treated as metrology, not mood. Water, heat, and time are logged per batch; a shade lives on a record card before it lives in memory. [1,200]+ shades on record — each one reproducible on demand.

Today the house colours [40,000] kg of fabric a day for garment manufacturers, export houses, and fabric traders — and still turns every new shade around in the lab within [48] hours.

Chapter 02 — Process

Into the vat.

Four wet stages, one approval gate — the shade you signed.

Step 01

Piece dyeing

Stage · undyed ecru

Woven and knitted fabric, [fibre ranges], lab-dip approved.

Step 02

Yarn dyeing

Stage · indigo

[cone/hank] dyeing with batch-to-batch shade discipline.

Step 03

Shade matching

Stage · madder

Send a swatch or a Pantone; the lab answers in [48] hours.

Step 04

Finishing

Stage · turmeric

[compacting, heat-setting, softening] to hand-feel spec.

Process rail — one chapter per dye stage, strictly sequential

Chapter 03 — Proof

Colour, proven.

Figures await client sign-off.

kg dyed daily
shades on record
years at the vat
export markets

Line 01 — Soft-flow

×[6]

Soft-flow dyeing

Capacity
[capacity] kg
Liquor ratio
[1:6]
Make
[Thies-class]

Line 02 — Jet

×[4]

Jet dyeing

Vessels
×[4]
Liquor ratio
[1:5]
Full machine spec
Make
[Thies-class]
Vessel size
[capacity] kg
Max temp
[135]°C
Controls
[PLC, recipe-locked]

Line 03 — Finishing

×[3]

Finishing range

Compacting
[to hand-feel spec]
Heat-setting
[stenter, 2-chamber]
Softening
[calender, 3-bowl]
[GOTS]
Organic chain of custody, mill to bale
[OEKO-TEX]
Dyed cloth tested for harmful substances
[ISO 9001]
Audited quality system, repeatable lots
[ZDHC]
Cleaner chemistry gated at intake

The shade library

Six shades, on record.

Drag the divider — undyed meets dyed.

UndyedDyed
drag to dye
Indigo 3BIND-3B · lot reference
UndyedDyed
drag to dye
Madder 7MAD-7 · lot reference
UndyedDyed
drag to dye
Turmeric 2TUR-2 · lot reference
UndyedDyed
drag to dye
[Shade 104][IND-104] · on record
UndyedDyed
drag to dye
[Shade 215][MAD-215] · on record
UndyedDyed
drag to dye
[Shade 330][TUR-330] · on record

Swatches are procedural stand-ins — production photography lands after client approval. The full shade book runs to [1,200]+ records.

Buyer proof

Proof in repeat orders.

Proof note 01 · repeat lot

The lab dip we approved is the cloth that shipped — [three] seasons in, the shade has not drifted a point. Our buyers in [Hamburg] stopped asking for re-approvals.

R. Sharma — [export house, Tirupur]

Repeat orders used to mean re-matching. With Mahavir the second lot arrives as the first — we reorder by shade code, not by prayer.

P. Gill — [garment manufacturer, Ludhiana]

I send a swatch on Monday and the dip answer lands within [48] hours. That speed wins the trade before the other mills reply.

M. Iqbal — [fabric trader, Delhi]

Quotes shown are indicative drafts — published only with client approval.

Chapter 04 — Invitation

Send us your cloth.

Tell us the fabric, the quantity, and the shade. We reply with a lab-dip plan and a timeline — usually within [one working day].

kg
No account needed.