Cotton Curtains drapes with Hand made Pom

Disoo Fashions offers cotton curtains drapes finished with hand made pom frill work, produced in India. Each piece is crafted from 100% cotton fabric and is supplied in the Pista Light Green colour, with a single panel per order. Buyers can choose eyelet or pocket style hanging, and the size is fully customisable to match any window opening. The listing notes that the variant arrives as one piece and that any additional hand‑paint, embroidery or stitching will affect the design charge.

Cotton curtains of this type normally carry a fabric weight around 200 g/m², a plain weave and a thread count of roughly 200‑250 tpi, which gives a balanced drape and durability for domestic use. Hand made pom work adds a decorative three‑dimensional fringe that is sewn onto the fabric edge, a technique common in traditional Indian home‑textile production. Standard finishing includes double‑stitch seams to resist tearing during regular use.

Typical buyers include hotels, boutique resorts and residential interior designers seeking a custom look. Because the product is made to order, trade terms such as minimum order quantity, lead time and shipping incoterms must be confirmed directly with Disoo Fashions. Importers should also verify the exact design charge for any bespoke embroidery or painting before finalising the purchase.

Disoo Fashions is based at 184, Pawan Vihar, Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. The supplier holds a harbour trust tier, although the platform records a 0 % response rate and no average response time, indicating that communication may need proactive follow‑up. Their profile highlights a focus on custom‑size cotton curtains with hand‑crafted decorative elements, positioning them as a niche maker within the Indian home‑textile sector.

The listing does not disclose production capacity, annual turnover or client list, and it makes no claim about certifications such as Oeko‑Tex. Disoo Fashions invites buyers to specify hanging preferences and any additional hand‑painting or embroidery work, noting that design charges vary with pattern complexity and size. All information provided is drawn directly from the supplier’s own description.