Woolen Suits Dealers

This stunning rust woolen suit, adorned with intricate Aari work, offers a sophisticated and timeless aesthetic. The craftsmanship of the delicate Aari embroidery, featuring traditional threadwork, adds a touch of cultural elegance to the contemporary wool fabric. Paired with a matching shawl, this ensemble is perfect for both formal and festive occasions. The luxurious wool blend ensures warmth and comfort, while the rich rust hue exudes refined grace and charm. Whether for a winter soirée or an upscale event, this suit promises to make a lasting impression. Key Points: Material: Premium wool blend for warmth, softness, and durability Embroidery: Exquisite Aari handwork that showcases intricate, traditional craftsmanship Design: Elegant rust woolen suit with matching shawl for a cohesive, refined look Color: Deep, rich rust that adds a sense of regality and sophistication Versatility: Ideal for formal events, festive occasions, or evening gatherings Comfort: Soft, breathable fabric for extended wear and comfort in colder months Fit: Tailored to offer a flattering silhouette, enhancing the overall ensemble’s elegance

We offer embroidered unstitched patiyala suit. Fabric : t- chanderi silk b- shantoon d- nazmin size: top- 2 m bottom- 3 m dupatta- 2.25 m work : embroidered type: dress material

Only high-quality fabrics like wool, cotton, etc. are used for the production of our Kids Woolen Suits, which are comfortable to wear and have a soft texture. All these suits are available in various colors and their designing is dost by skilled professionals.

Hot water suits were introduced in the early 1970’s. Principally employed in the Offshore industry, and used by divers for extended diving periods, including saturation diving. These suits are fed by heated water from the surface which circulates inside the suit, and reaches the divers body through holes drilled in rubber tubing which is fitted throughout the suit. Temperature is regulated by the diver communicating with the surface team, and the water flow can be controlled by the diver by way of a valve fitted on the thigh of the suit. Hot water suits are also used by commercial divers, and military divers.