Sourcing services that cover the full supply chain in India

We identify the best-fit factories for your specifications, starting from the manufacturing cluster that specializes in your category. Each supplier is vetted before we present it: production capacity, quality systems, export track record, and legal and ethical compliance.

One check matters more in India than anywhere else: a supplier without an IEC (Importer-Exporter Code, issued by the DGFT) cannot legally export at all. We verify it first, before any sampling starts.

The service includes supplier shortlisting on MOQ, target price and certifications; requests for quotation with price benchmarking across competing hubs; on-site factory vetting in the Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Punjab and Haryana clusters; and a comparison report to choose between candidates.

You get a short-list of reliable exporters, with negotiated prices, before any commitment. And because Indian exports are zero-rated for GST, no Indian tax should ever appear on your export invoice; we check that too.

We turn an idea or design into a production-ready product. The team works from concept to validated sample, in direct contact with the workshop: design, technical adaptation, prototyping, testing, and pre-launch optimization.

India’s advantage here is vertical: it grows its own cotton, tans its own leather and mills its own wood, so material changes during development do not depend on an import loop through a third country.

Approving the sample is the cheapest checkpoint of the whole project. A change costs a few days at prototype stage, and a full production run once the line has started.

A placed order is not a controlled order. India’s export base is largely made of small and mid-size workshops, which is exactly what makes prices attractive, and exactly why factory-to-factory variance is higher than in more consolidated supply bases. Supervision on site is not optional here.

Production follows three fixed checkpoints: prototype inspection before the line starts, an in-production check while defects are still correctable, and a pre-shipment review against AQL before the container leaves. You receive a report at each stage and validate the goods before paying the balance.

We also test products with accredited labs and fix issues on the factory floor. For textiles, India is strong ground for certified production: it counts more GOTS-certified organic textile facilities than any other country, and SMETA, BSCI and OEKO-TEX audited factories are common in the main export clusters.

We handle transport from the factory floor to your warehouse: domestic freight to port, ocean freight, customs clearance, and export documentation.

Most of our clients’ containers leave from Nhava Sheva (JNPT) near Mumbai, India’s largest container port, or from Mundra; Chennai serves the southern leather and knitwear belts. Plan on roughly 28 to 38 days to the US East Coast, 30 to 35 days to the West Coast, and 18 to 30 days to Northern Europe. India to Europe remains structurally one of the shortest Asia-Europe runs.

Coordination includes pickup, consolidation, and on-time shipment. You track progress without managing intermediaries.