Bridal & Heritage · India & Pakistan
Velvet for lehenga and sherwani.
Bridal lehenga, sherwani, bandhgala and winter collections: 100% cotton velvet with a dense, matte pile that holds heavy gold embroidery, deep colour across 25 stock shades and the drape that only long-staple cotton gives.
For every piece
From the lehenga to the mandap.
Bridal lehenga
A long, heavy drape and a surface that carries embroidery from waist to hem, in deep reds, maroons and jewel tones.
Recommended3000
Sherwani and achkan
Body for a structured, knee-length silhouette, with a clean placket and a collar that holds its shape.
Recommended3000
Bandhgala and Nehru jackets
Tailored like a fine cloth: crisp edges, buttons and piping on a matte, velvety surface.
Recommended3000
Winter suits and shawls
For seasonal velvet collections: kameez, three-piece suits and shawls, with colours you can reorder every winter.
Recommended3000
Zardozi and aari work
The short, dense pile holds gold thread, dabka and sequins without distorting, from a fine border to an all-over bridal piece.
Wedding décor and seating
For mandap drapes, stage backdrops and lounge seating: the 350 g/m² 3500, with more body.
Recommended3500
Why Velvetes
A velvet made for the wedding season.
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Holds heavy embroidery
A dense, matte pile that holds zardozi, dabka and aari work beautifully, without the plastic sheen of polyester velvet.
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Deep colour
Maroons, reds, emeralds, bottle greens and midnight blues with the saturation a wedding asks for.
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Your collection colour
For your own collections, we develop the exact shade by lab-dip from 300 metres and lock it for every reorder.
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Stock for the season
25 colours in permanent stock in Spain, samples within 48 hours and worldwide shipping, quoted FOB Spain or CIF to your port.
Wedding colours
The shades of the wedding season.
Reds, maroons, plum, emerald, bottle green, midnight blue and black from the card, in stock in both weights. Need another? We develop it to order.
See the full colour cardWhich velvet
Two weights, each in its place.
- See the 3000
3000 Cotton Velvet
280 g/m²For lehenga, sherwani, jackets, suits and embroidery: 280 g/m², 150 cm wide, 100% combed long-staple cotton.
- See the 3500
3500 Upholstery Velvet
350 g/m²For mandap drapes, stage backdrops and wedding seating: 350 g/m², with more body.
Frequently asked questions
What bridal ateliers ask us.
Which velvet is best for a bridal lehenga?
We recommend 3000 Cotton Velvet: 100% cotton, 280 g/m² and 150 cm wide, with a dense, matte pile and a long drape. For wedding décor and seating, the 350 g/m² 3500.
Does cotton velvet hold heavy zardozi and dabka work?
Yes. Its short, dense pile holds heavy gold-thread embroidery, dabka, sequins and aari work without distorting. We send samples so your karigars can test it before cutting.
How is cotton velvet different from polyester or micro velvet?
Cotton velvet is made from a natural fibre, with a matte, velvety surface and deep colour; it does not have the plastic sheen of polyester velvets under wedding lights or on camera.
What is the minimum order?
For stock colours, one box per colour, about 45 metres. For custom colour, from 300 metres per colour.
Can you match our collection colours?
Yes. We start from your sample, a Pantone or NCS reference or one of our 25 colours, and develop the shade through lab-dips until you approve it. Custom colour is supplied from 300 metres and locked for reorders.
Do you ship to India and Pakistan?
Yes. We ship worldwide from our stock in Spain and quote FOB Spain or CIF to your port.
How fast can we get samples?
Samples are dispatched within 48 hours from Arnedo, Spain, together with the physical colour card.
Samples
Sample it for your next collection.
We send the colour card and swatches to your studio so you can test colour, drape and embroidery before you cut.