Embroidery for fashion design students in Mumbai.
Final collections, jury submissions, portfolio swatches and process files. One piece is enough, the advice is honest, and the deadline is taken seriously.
LEARN • SAMPLE • MAKE
What a design student actually needs.
Studios set up for bulk production rarely suit a college brief. This is how we work differently.
One piece, not one hundred
Your jury needs a garment, not a production run. We take single pieces and small student batches without a minimum order.
Swatches for your portfolio
Technique swatches on your own fabric — perfect for sample boards, process files and portfolio documentation.
Honest technique advice
Tell us the look you want and we will say which technique actually achieves it on your fabric, and which one will not.
Deadlines that are real
Submission dates do not move. We tell you upfront what is achievable before your date, not after.
Student-conscious costing
We will suggest where to simplify density or swap an embellishment so the effect survives but the cost does not break you.
Learn while it is made
Ask questions. Most students leave understanding aari, zardozi and thread work far better than a textbook explains it.
From brief to finished piece in four steps.
- Send your briefWhatsApp a mood board, sketch or reference photo with your fabric, garment, deadline and budget range.
- Get honest feedbackWe tell you what works on that fabric, what to adjust, and what it will cost — before you commit.
- Approve a swatchFor anything detailed we stitch a small swatch first so you see thread, density and scale in real life.
- Collect or courierPick up from the Dahisar East studio or we courier it to your hostel, home or college.
- Final-year and graduation collections
- Jury and portfolio submissions
- Design process files and sample boards
- Fashion show and runway garments
- Craft documentation and technique studies
- Competition and scholarship entries
- Internship and freelance client work
- First samples for a student label
Students from these programmes work with us.
We are in Dahisar East, reachable from across the western line and by courier from anywhere in the city.
Not listed? It makes no difference — the process is the same for every college and every self-taught designer.
Send these eight things and save a week.
New to briefing a karigar? Read the full walkthrough in our final-year collection guide.
Built around a student deadline
Honest scope, honest pricing, and a date we can actually hold.
Student questions, answered.
Budgets, deadlines, swatches, fabric and confidentiality.
Do you take single-piece orders from fashion design students?
Yes. There is no minimum order. A single garment, a sleeve panel or even a set of technique swatches is completely fine — a large share of our student work is one piece at a time.
Can you make embroidery swatches for my portfolio or sample board?
Yes, and it is one of the most useful things we do for students. Send your fabric and the techniques you want demonstrated — aari, zardozi, zari, thread, sequin, bead or stone — and we will stitch labelled swatches you can mount in your process file.
How much does embroidery cost for a student project?
It depends entirely on technique, density, materials and size. A small motif or a set of swatches is inexpensive; full-coverage bridal-style work is not. Send a photo and your budget, and we will tell you honestly what is possible within it and where to simplify.
I have a submission deadline. How fast can you work?
Contact us as early as you can. Simple motifs and swatches often turn around quickly; heavy hand work needs real time. We will tell you upfront whether your date is achievable rather than accepting the job and missing it.
Can you help me choose the right technique for my collection?
Yes. Bring or send your fabric and your reference, and we will explain which technique suits it, how it will behave after washing and wear, and what alternatives give a similar effect for less.
Do I need to bring my own fabric?
Usually yes — students normally have fabric already chosen for the collection. If you do not, we can advise on what to buy and where, so you do not waste money on a base that will not hold the technique.
Which colleges do your student customers come from?
Students from NIFT Mumbai, SNDT, Pearl Academy, JD Institute, INIFD, ISDI, Whistling Woods, Raffles, Rachana Sansad, Sophia Polytechnic, Nirmala Niketan and other Mumbai design programmes have worked with us.
Will my design stay confidential?
Yes. Student collections are treated exactly like professional client work. We do not publish or reuse your designs, which is why our gallery shows technique rather than customer projects.
Still have a question? Message us on WhatsApp or send an enquiry.
Your collection deserves real craft.
Send your brief today — even if your date is months away.