Imran Fabric Industries. Lajpat Nagar, Delhi

Woolen shawls stoles are manufactured in Kashmir of many types, mostly differentiated by the type of embroidery done on them. Needle work is the most common type is embroidery done on the both items.. Embroidery is done in different patterns either along the borders only or in all over creeper or floral design or in Jamawar Style wherein the embroidery covers the whole surface. We offer an assortment of shawls and stoles that comprises of woollen, jamawar, acrylic, pashmina and Arabian rumalas. The shawls are designed and manufactured as per the latest fashion trend. The woollen shawls come in plain dyed, hand and machine embroidered designs/patterns and acrylic comes in plain, check and embroidered patterns as per the orders of the clients. We have the ability to customize the designs and colours. 

The poncho is essentially a single large sheet of fabric with an opening in the center for the head with a piece of fabric that covers the head. Rainproof ponchos normally are fitted with fasteners to close the sides once the poncho is draped over the body, with openings provided for the arms. Alternative ponchos are now designed as fashion items. They are the same shape but of different material. They are designed to look fashionable and provide warmth while remaining breathable and comfortable, rather than to ward off wind and rain. These are often made out of wool or yarn, knitted or crocheted. Ponchos with festive designs or colors can be worn at special events as well. 

If you are looking for the ideal gift for someone or a special treat for yourself, Jamawar shawls are adorable and always make the perfect accessory. These shawls/stoles are perfect, rare and distinctive combination of beauty and comfort. Our Jamawar items can be worn as formal shawl. Jamawar Stoles, worn by Indians for ages, the Indian shawls are warmly welcomed in the world market today. The woolen Jamawar shawls are known for their rich and elegant look. These Jamawar Shawls are available in beautiful and intricate designs, various patterns and wide range of earthy colors. 

These jackets are made from finest quality of wool material with woolen thread embroidery work on them.We offer these jackets with intricate delicate embroidery work or eye-catching big pattern embroidery work. Our jackets are available in various sizes and lengths. The colours and the combinations of colours used by us make our jackets very attractive.Our jackets are reliable and durable and they are well-known for their colour-fastness. The woolen threads used for embroidery work are strong and the embroidery work is of the finest quality with every thread firmly woven in its proper position.

We offer an exclusive assortment of Woolen Embroidered Stoles that is available in different types with and without embroidery work. . Our collection of Woolen Stoles is stylish and comfortable. This range of Woolen Stoles makes the wearer center of attraction on any occasion. We offer the Woolen Stoles range in an array of attractive colors, designs and sizes. Customers can be eased with the affordable rates of the Woolen Stoles. We are reckoned as prominent Woolen Stoles Manufacturer and Exporter from India.

Woolen stoles are manufactured in Kashmir of many types, mostly differentiated by the type of embroidery done on them. Needle work is the most common type is embroidery done on the stoles. Crochet "Aari" work is also done on shawls. Embroidery is done in different patterns either along the borders only or in all over creeper or floral design or in Jamawar Style where in the embroidery covers the whole surface. 

Viscose Shawls The Viscose shawls we offer, come with a promise array of designs and patterns that make a good use of sequins and beads on the surface for complete service in terms of fashion. Our units stand by the system of border jacquard designs that make our shawls elegant and perfect for all of our winter accessory needs.

Silk Stoles have a unique charm of their own and taking this style even further, we offer an exclusive variety that is made available in a number of patterns and colors. Made from finest Silk fabric, the Silk Stoles are designed and crafted by expert craftsmen. Attractive looks, fine finish and smooth feel of the Silk Stoles are main reasons for their growing demand amidst the clients. We are into offering a wide variety of Silk Wool Stoles that is manufactured from quality wool and silk. The Silk Wool Stoles are comfortable and soft. The range of Silk Wool Stoles is available in host of designs and colors that reflect the current fashion trends. The Silk Wool Stoles range offered by us is high on demand in the national as well as international markets. 

We are engaged in crafting and exporting a wide variety of jacquard and jamawar items that is available in numerous designs and patterns. These jacquard and jamawar items reflect our rich Indian culture and style and these are known for their intricate designs that are woven in the fabric. Moreover, the vibrant color combinations of the product add a style statement to the personality of the wearer.We are offering an alluring range of silk jamawar stoles that has intricate and beautiful designs, which displays a work of a true craftsmanship. The heavy embroidery work on the 100% silk jamawar shawls makes these an ideal accessory to be carried on any festive occasion thus making the wearer the center of attraction. These silk jamawar stoles are available in 70 x 200 cm with different color combinations. 

Our range of woollen scarves includes blended wool that is highly comfortable and is made from soft woollen yarn. These promotional shawls keep the neck warm and have the capability to blend with any outfit. Our client's can mention the design of embroidery, color and size for getting customized shawls. Our range of woollen scarves includes plain scarves, knitted scraves, fancy scarves, designer scarves, embroidered scarves, promotional scarves and cashmere mufflers. 

Perhaps, nothing epitomises the glorious history of Kashmiri craftsmanship, as warmly and beautifully, as does the Pashmina. A legacy of the India, its heritage of India too. Some of the craftsmen in Kashmir have managed to revive that old glory and provide replicas of 10th & 18 th century hand embroidered shawls. It even takes 5-12 months to prepare a hand embroidered shawl. The shawls shown below are produced by master craftsman, which are unique and has received awards from President of India for creating best designed shawls in the world. Possesion of this shawl will be the most valuable asset of your life which you can pass on to your future generations and they will be proud of you.Many kinds of embroidery are worked on shawls. 'Sozni' (needlework) is generally done in a panel along the sides of the shawl. Motifs, usually abstract designs or stylised paisleys and flowers are worked in one or two, and occasionally three subdued colours. The stitch employed is not unlike stem stitch, and only the outline of the design is embroidered. The fineness of the workmanship and the amount of embroidery determines the value of the shawl. Here are selected master craftsmanship pcs offered for sale.

The Kani shawls are woven with special woolen needles called Kanis in Kashmiri, hence the name Kani shawls. Made by special weaving techniques one Kani shawl takes at least a year or two to make depending on the design. It is virtually a piece of art woven into a shawl. These exquisite Kani shawls have been a favourite of Mughal emperors. These shawls owing to heir extraordinary beauty and time consuming making the process very exclusive as well as quite expensive, purchased mostly by the very affluent. Over the years by the early 20th century the production of these shawls became a thing of the past. Attempts were made to revive the Kani shawls making but did not yield desired results. It was Hashmat whose persistence and enterprise finally revived this long lost fabulous shawl making art and by the mid-1990s the Kani shawls started reappearing in the market. Had it not been for Hashmat's efforts the resplendent Kani shawls would have remained a part of history and confined to the few pieces in museums or owned by affluent private collectors.