Moonis Exports

Moonis Exports operates out of India and currently lists 11 active products in its catalogue. The product portfolio covers three primary categories: Carpets, Woolen Carpets, and Jacquard Fabric. Specific items include Indian Hand Knotted Woollen/silk Carpets, Mir‑Sarough Mir‑Leetchi Carpet, Bidjar Carpet, Herati Herat Carpet, All Over Kashan‑Isfahan‑Floral, Bakhtiyaar‑Bakhtiyari, Indian Hand Knotted Carpets Silk, Indian Hand Knotted Carpets, Indian Hand Knotted Silk Carpets, Hand Woven Jacquard, and Hand Woven Dhurrie. Each entry is identified by its product name without additional technical codes. The catalogue therefore reflects a focus on traditional hand‑knotted and hand‑woven floor coverings as well as woven jacquard textiles.

Within international trade classification, these items fall under HS Chapter 95 for hand‑knotted and hand‑woven carpets (e.g., HS 5702 for woolen or silk hand‑knotted carpets) and HS Chapter 58 for woven fabrics such as jacquard (e.g., HS 5802). The supplier’s list does not include explicit HS codes, but the product types correspond to these standard tariff headings used by customs authorities. Indian manufacturers of hand‑knotted carpets typically produce knot densities ranging from 80 to 150 knots per square inch and use 100 % virgin wool or silk for the pile. Jacquard fabrics are commonly woven from cotton, polyester or blends with a typical fabric weight of 180‑300 g/m². The catalogue’s 11 products therefore span the common material and construction specifications observed in the global carpet and jacquard markets.

Moonis Exports’ catalogue includes hand‑knotted wool and silk carpets, regional designs such as Bidjar, Herati, Kashan‑Isfahan, and Bakhtiyari, as well as hand‑woven dhurrie and jacquard textiles. In the carpet sector, buyers usually evaluate knot density (80‑150 kpsi), pile height (3‑12 mm), and material purity (100 % virgin wool or silk) to assess durability and aesthetic value. For silk‑pile carpets, silk content is often expressed as a percentage of the total pile, with premium pieces containing 100 % silk. Jacquard fabrics are characterized by their intricate woven patterns, with common specifications including fabric width (typically 110‑150 cm), GSM (180‑300), and yarn count (e.g., 30‑40 Ne).

Standard industry certifications for these product types include ISO 9001 for quality management, Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 for textile safety, and, where applicable, FSC certification for natural fibre sourcing. Buyers frequently request test reports covering colour fastness (ISO 105‑B02), abrasion resistance (ASTM D3884), and fire retardancy (ISO 1182) for carpet products intended for commercial or residential use.