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BANDHEJ LEHENGA CHOLI C +91-8377800253 Jaipuri Bandhej www.indiamart.com/jaipuribandhej We are a well-known Manufacturer, Exporter, Wholesaler and Supplier of Bandhej Tie And Die, Ladies Apparel and Furnishing Items. These are appreciated for their smooth texture, easy washability, durability and skin friendliness. A Member of P r o f i l e Established in the year 2012, at Jaipur (Rajasthan, India), we “Jaipuri Bandhej” are the leading Manufacturer, Exporter, Wholesaler And Supplier Of Bandhej Tie And Die, Ladies Apparel & Furnishing Items. Our offered range includes Wrap Skirts, Salwar Suits, Lehenga Cholis, Tops, Tunics, Shirts, Kurta, Short Skirts, Silk Wrap around Skirts, Cotton Wrap around Skirts, Stoles, Dupattas , Harem Trouser , Dress , Saree Skirt, Artifical Jewerlly , Anklet , Payal, Men Kurtas and more . These are designed and stitched by our team of highly skilled designers using high grade fabrics. The fabrics and other allied material we use in fabrication process are procured from reliable vendors of the market. Owing to our easy payment modes and competitive pricing structure, we have attained maximum satisfaction level of our clients spanning all across the globe. Our firm has established state-of-the-art infrastructure that is spread over a large area and is categorized into various segments like designing, manufacturing, quality control unit, etc. In order to fulfill the huge and urgent requirements of clients, we have installed high end machines and equipment in our manufacturing unit. With the aid of these machines, we are able to design these garments at par with set industry norms. Further, we are backed by an adept team of professionals, who have excellent business insight and rich expertise in their respective domains. They work in close co-ordination with the customers to furnish their exact needs in an efficient manner within predefined time frame. Professionals of our team work in the most unified manner with each other to carry out the entire processes in planned and smooth manner. Our quality testing unit implements inspections at every stage, whether it is procurement of raw material or production, packaging and dispatch of finished products. A Member of s t BANDHEJ LEHENGA CHOLI c u Exotic Look, Stunning Piece. This Indian Traditional Gorgeous women's d wear new Boho Bohemian Tie & Dye Dresses. A Lovely designer Lehenga o Choli has Tie & Dye dots all over. It adds classiness to your personality r and attire. This Attractive color combination. P Traditional Lehenga Choli Chinya & Ghagra Choli For Girls Jaipuri Bandhej Lehenga Rajasthani Lehenga Choli Ghagra Choli A Member of s t BANDHEJ SALWAR KAMEEZ SUITS c u Salwar Kameez covers a woman's body in the way no other dress does. d From neck to toe, salwar kameez provides complete protection against o sun rays in summer and against chill will in winter.Our comprehensive r ranges of Salwar Suits are available in various colors and sizes. P Bandhej Silk Salwar Suit Rajasthani Bandhej Salwar Suits Churidar Salwar Kameez Unstitched Bandhej Salwar Suit Suit A Member of s t BANDHEJ SKIRT c u An especially designed for Summers Tie & Dye Cotton Long Skirt with d Sequins work. is just for you. This Casual & Sexy Skirt has airy feel in o summer. Drawstring at waist adds to its casual look and feel. The waist r is 24"inches, it stretches comfortably to 38"inches. The waist is draw P String elasticized. Bandhej Skirt Cotton Cotton Bandhej Skirt Belly Dance Bandhej Skirts Rajasthani Bandhej Long Skirt A Member of s t SILK LONG WRAP SKIRT c u Vintage Wrap Around skirt in an exotic combination of vibrant as well as d subtle shades look stunning. Designed with unique floral pattern, this o long length skirt is ideal to be worn with tops, shirts, kurtis etc. Our r unique sari wrap skirts are fabricated from recycled vintage silk saris from India. P Two Layer Wrap Skirt Multiwear Silk Wrap Skirts Hippie Gypsy Wrap Knee Length Wrap Skirt Around Skirt A Member of s t SHORT SKIRT c u This is beautiful designer Stylish Skirt for Ladies from us are made in d extremely high quality the Designs has a unique look for the garment. It o can be worn with any Top or a favorite T-shirt and also it is versatile for r any season and very comfortable for any occasion.Cool & Sexy........A good Combination for This Hot Summer......... P Indian Cotton Short Skirt Designer Cotton Short Skirt Floral Block Print Skirt Printed Cotton Short Skirt A Member of s t LONG SKIRT c u Beautiful Indian Traditional Gorgeous women 's wear long skirt. This d fabulous long skirt is give very comfortable & Marvelous Cool look. It o contains Elastic & drawstring in the Waist. This Attractive skirt is not r only superior in quality, elegant, marvelous & style in designs, enthralling in finish & Sexy look. P Hot Style Long Skirt Skirt For Girls Tie Dye Long Skirt Indian Block Printed Skirt A Member of s t COTTON HAREM TROUSER c u They feature an unusual design, with the pants not having the usual d 'separate legs' of normal pants. These cotton Trouser pants have an o elasticized waistband, and elasticized openings at the ankles. r P Aladdin Style Pants Aladdin Trouser Pants Trouser Latest Cotton Trousers Ladies Cotton Trouser Pants A Member of s t COTTON LONG WRAP SKIRTS c u We are one of the noteworthy manufacturers, exporters, d wholesalers and suppliers of a vast gamut of Cotton Long Wrap o Around Skirts. These skirts are designed using optimum quality r fabric in accordance with the international parameters. A broad P spectrum of designs, colors, patterns is available for provided range of skirts. Indian Cotton Wrap Skirts Cotton Wrap Around Skirts Cotton Wrap Around Summer Beach Wrap Skirt Skirts A Member of s t COTTON SHORT WRAP SKIRTS c u Indian Block Print Skirts are very much in Fashion now days & here we d present New Designer Cotton Wraparound with Cool & Sexy Look.......A o perfect Traditional Skirt For This Hot Summer...easy to wear & Looks So r Trendy.. This Marvelous Wraparound is not only Gorgeous but P Comfortable too.... Cotton Wrap Skirt Cotton Wrap Around Skirt Rajasthani Wrap Skirt Short Skirt A Member of s t TOP TUNIC KURTI c u As We Know the beauty of womanhood comes out very well in designer d Chikan Embroidery Cotton Kurta (Top) without in any way compromising o on her modesty. It has to be simple, classy, cool, smart and above all r really beautiful. Its Design and color makes It very Marvelous. P Chikan Tunic Top Kurti Indian Embroidery Tunic Top Handmade Kurti Tunics Indian Embroidered Kurti A Member of s t SILK HAREM TROUSER c u Harem pants have become very popular for their comfort and easy fit d with different tops. The use of different styles has also attracted the o attention of shoppers. Everyone from Hollywood stars to ordinary people r in the street have become fascinated by the comfort of the trendy harem pants. P New Women Aladdin Ladies Silk Harem Trouser Baggy Harem Trouser New Women Aladdin Style Girls Traditional Harem Trouser Trouser A Member of s t PATCH WORK LONG SKIRT c u Amazing & Stylish Designer Patch Work long Skirt with a beautiful Work. d This long & Vintage Style skirt looks so cute & Sexy!! & gives the cool o look in summers. It Contains Patch Work with elasticized drawstring r waist band. This simple traditional style will add a fun touch to any wardrobe. P Cotton Long Skirt Designer Long Skirt Cotton Long Skirt Designer Ladies Skirt A Member of s t SILK SHORT WRAP SKIRTS c u Our enterprise is involved in manufacturing, exporting, wholesaling and d supplying a wide array of Short Skirts. Array of provided skirts comprises o Silk Sari Short Skirts . We design these skirts using the finest grade r fabric in compliance with the international quality standards. P New Stylish Short Skirt Designer Short Skirts Ladies Short Skirts New Trendy Short Skirts A Member of s t STOLES AND DUPATTAS c u We are one of the reckoned manufacturers, exporters, wholesalers and d suppliers of broad assortment of Stoles and Dupattas. Our offered range o comprises Bandhej Dupatta and Pashmina Stole. These apparels are r fabricated using supreme grade fabric in accordance with the P international quality parameters. Indian Bandhej Cotton Bandhej Cotton Dupatta Stole Dupatta Cotton Jaipuri Bandhej Trenty Cotton Stole Scarf Dupatta A Member of s t BATIK & TIE DIE WRAPAROUNDS c u A great looking batik wraparound with Block print. This wraparound is d adorn with beautiful Block print, which gives it an elegant look. It is in o pure cotton. Floor length & vintage style makes this wraparound r different with others! and gives the cool look .Being hand crafted in India. Fabric is cotton. A designer piece.... P New Arrivals Cotton Long Batik Wrap Around Skirts Batik Print Wrap Skirt Wrap Around Skirts Cotton Batik Printed Long Wrap Skirt A Member of s t OTHER PRODUCTS: c u d o r P Women Lahenga Choli Bandhej Ghagra Choli Bandhej Lehenga Choli Bandhej Ghagra Choli A Member of F a c t s h e e t Year of Establishment : 2012 Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier, Distributor, Nature of Business : Wholesaler, Trader, Service Provider Total Number of Employees : Upto 10 People Primary Competitive Advantage : Good Financial Position Large Product Line & TQM Large Production OEM Capability Capacity Provide Customized Solutions Contract Manufacturing : Buyer Label Offered OEM Service Offered A Member of CONTACT US Jaipuri Bandhej Contact Person: Mr. Nitin Sharma / Mr. Nitin Sharma 42 A, Hans Vatika, Naya Kheda, Vidhyadhar Nagar Jaipur - 302023, Rajasthan, India +91-8377800253 www.indiamart.com/jaipuribandhej A Member of.
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