Nakoda Bherav Textiles Pvt. Ltd. (NBTPL) operates its own Rapier, Sulzer and Dobby weaving and preparation capabilities, while working with a long-standing Airjet manufacturing partner and specialised downstream processors. This allows NBTPL to choose the production route according to the fabric, rather than forcing the buyer's requirement around one fixed manufacturing setup.
Specialist partners where they add capability. One commercial interface for the buyer. NBTPL manufactures and sources woven cotton and cotton-blend fabrics — plain, twill, drill, canvas, duck, dobby, yarn-dyed and blended constructions — for buyers who supply their own specification: composition, GSM, width, weave, construction, colour and quantity.
Availability of any specific construction, GSM, loom route or finish is confirmed at RFQ stage, subject to specification, quantity and production route — see the full manufacturing infrastructure.
Fabric importers, distributors and trading houses; converters, dyehouses and printers; workwear, uniform and garment manufacturers; bag and accessory manufacturers; and home textile companies sourcing woven fabric for export or domestic B2B supply.
| Legal name | Nakoda Bherav Textiles Pvt. Ltd. |
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| Commercial / export office | Bengaluru, Karnataka, India |
| Manufacturing facility | Kishangarh / Ajmer, Rajasthan, India |
| vipul.mehta@nbtpl.com | |
| +91 70735 21029 | |
| GSTIN / IEC | Provided on request during commercial discussion |
| RFQ response | Reviewed within 1 business day; standard constructions quoted in 24–48 business hours; development requirements may take longer |
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| Sampling | Typically dispatched 4–10 business days after specification confirmation, subject to article and processing requirement |
| Primary ports | Mundra and Pipavav — final port confirmed by destination and carrier routing |
| Commercial terms | FOB and CIF standard; EXW and other arrangements on request |
The starting point is always your specification — a construction sheet, a reference swatch, a photograph of a fabric you currently buy, or simply a GSM, width and end-use. From there, we confirm a manufacturing route, sample availability and a lead time before any commercial discussion moves forward.