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MKS Embroidery

The art of adornment.

From one custom garment to a complete boutique collection, choose the craft that fits your vision.

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Our services

What we make, for whoever is asking

Ten core services covering everything from a single wedding blouse to a graded production run for a label. All of it hand or machine embroidery, done in our own studio.

Hand embroidery design in progress at the MKS Embroidery studio in Mumbai
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Custom embroidery

Designs shaped around your idea, fabric, colour, scale, and purpose.

Hand embroidery and aari work being stitched on a frame
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Hand & machine work

Detailed handwork and precise machine embroidery for individual and production needs.

Boutique embroidery collection with hand embroidery on Indian textiles
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Boutique & fashion

Embroidery support for designers, boutiques, labels, and collections.

Arabic-style hand embroidery motif in gold thread
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Indian & Arabic styles

Traditional Indian artistry and genuine Gulf work — Khaleeji goldwork as well as contemporary arabesque.

Bridal hand embroidery with zardozi and gold zari work
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Bridal & occasionwear

For sarees, lehengas, blouses, gowns, dresses, and special moments.

Zari, sequin, bead, stone and crystal embroidery embellishment
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Luxury embellishment

Zari, aari, thread, sequin, bead, stone, crystal, patch, motif, and border work.

Custom embroidered monogram and logo on fabric
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Logos & monograms

Names, initials, logos, and brand marks that make a garment yours.

MKS Embroidery workshop in Dahisar East, Mumbai with threads and tools
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Samples & prototypes

Develop and test a concept before moving into a wider production run.

Close-up of hand embroidery thread work and stitch detail
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Design consultation

Guidance on techniques, fabrics, colours, and finishing.

Embroidery technique sample swatches for a student fashion collection
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Student & college projects

Single pieces, swatches and technique guidance for Mumbai fashion design students. See student services.

Full capability

Every type of embroidery we do

Three decades in Mumbai means we have never had to specialise ourselves into a corner. Hand or machine, traditional or contemporary, a single garment or a bulk run — these are the techniques we work in every day.

Custom hand embroidery in progress at the MKS Embroidery studio
Custom embroideryDesigned around your idea, fabric and budget.
Hand embroidery in progress with needle and gold silk thread
Hand embroideryNeedle and thread, worked entirely by hand.
Hand-guided machine embroidery on a manual sewing machine
Machine embroideryHand-guided on the machine, for speed and repeatability.
Aari hook needle working chain stitch embroidery
Aari workFine hook chain stitch — fast, and endlessly detailed.
Zardozi embroidery in raised gold metal thread
ZardoziRaised metal thread in dabka, nakshi and kora.
Flat zari metallic thread embroidery border on ivory silk
Zari workFlat couched metallic thread, classic Indian borders.
Fine silk satin stitch thread embroidery on linen
Thread workSatin, stem and shaded silk thread embroidery.
Dense sequin embroidery on navy silk
Sequin workCupped and flat sequins, placed for how light moves.
Glass seed and bugle bead embroidery on sage silk
Bead workSeed and bugle beads in geometric or floral runs.
Stone setting by hand on embroidered silk
Stone workStones set by hand so nothing sits crooked.
Dense crystal and rhinestone embroidery on wine silk
Crystal workDense faceted crystal for evening and reception wear.
Embroidered appliqué patches with satin stitch edges
Patch workFinished embroidered patches, edged and ready to apply.
Individual embroidered floral and paisley motifs
MotifsDetached motifs placed exactly where you want them.
Custom embroidered monogram on ivory fabric
Logos & monogramsDigitised once, then stitched identically every time.
Bridal embroidery in antique gold thread
Bridal embroideryLehenga, blouse, dupatta and trousseau work.
Embroidered saree blouse neckline in gold zari
Blouse embroideryNeck, sleeve and back designs matched to your saree.
Embroidered occasionwear kurta on a dress form
OccasionwearKurtas, gowns and festive pieces that photograph well.
Traditional Indian paisley and lotus embroidery on maroon silk
Indian traditionalPaisley, lotus and heritage border work.
Traditional Khaleeji Gulf goldwork embroidery on a black jalabiya placket
Arabic traditionalKhaleeji goldwork on jalabiya plackets, necklines and cuffs.
Modern Arabic arabesque embroidery on ivory silk crepe
Arabic contemporaryModern arabesque for abayas and kaftans — flowing and restrained.
Rail of embroidered garments for a boutique label
Boutique & label workWhite-label runs matched to a locked master sample.
Embroidery technique sample swatches
Sample developmentTechnique tested on your base fabric before bulk.
Designer sketch beside embroidery trial swatches
Design consultationWorking out what will actually survive the fabric.
What we embroider

Hand embroidery work for every garment.

Bring us a single blouse or a full production run — the craft stays the same.

Blouse embroidery

Hand embroidery blouse designs — neckline, sleeve and back detail in zari, aari, sequin and bead work.

Saree embroidery

Hand embroidery saree work across borders, pallu and body, from delicate motifs to full coverage.

Kurti & suit embroidery

Hand embroidery suit design and kurti work — yokes, daman, sleeves and dupatta detailing.

Lehenga & bridal

Bridal zardozi, zari and stone work for lehenga, choli, dupatta and reception wear.

Dresses & gowns

Hand embroidery dress and gown detailing for occasionwear, engagements and festive collections.

Abaya & Arabic styles

Arabic-style embroidery and abaya motifs crafted for clients in the Gulf and across India.

Shirts & uniforms

Embroidered shirts, uniforms, caps and workwear with clean, repeatable logo placement.

Labels, patches & motifs

Monograms, brand logos, patches and appliqué motifs for boutiques and clothing brands.

Techniques: hand embroidery, machine embroidery, zardozi, zari, aari work, thread work, sequin, bead, stone, crystal, mirror, appliqué, patch and motif work.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Choosing the right technique, fabric and order size.

What is the difference between hand embroidery and machine embroidery?

Hand embroidery is stitched by a craftsperson and gives depth, texture and the freedom to change detail anywhere on the garment — ideal for bridal, zardozi, aari and one-off pieces. Machine embroidery is faster and perfectly repeatable, which suits logos, uniforms and larger production runs. We offer both and will recommend the right one for your fabric, budget and quantity.

Can you embroider on fabric I supply?

Yes. Most customers send their own fabric or a stitched garment. Tell us the fabric type, whether it is pre-cut or stitched, and the finish you want, so we can advise on the safest technique and framing method.

Do you make samples before bulk production?

Yes. For bulk and boutique orders we develop a sample or swatch first so you can approve the thread, colour, density and placement before the full run begins.

What is the minimum order quantity?

There is no minimum. A single blouse or one bridal piece is as welcome as a full production run of several hundred garments.

Which embellishments can you work with?

Zari, zardozi, aari, thread work, sequins, beads, stones, crystals, mirrors, cutdana, appliqué, patches and motifs — used individually or combined in one design.

Can you match a design from a photo?

Yes. Send a reference photo on WhatsApp and we will tell you what is achievable on your fabric, suggest any adjustments, and quote accordingly.

Still have a question? Message us on WhatsApp or send an enquiry.

Small order or bulk requirement?

We welcome both.

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