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Zehra Collection is based in Howrah, West Bengal, India. The supplier currently lists six active products in its catalogue. Its primary categories include Ladies Salwar, Suits, Dupattas & Sarees; Woolen Clothing/Sweater; Wedding Dresses & Accessories; Shawls; and Other Ladies Dresses. The product portfolio therefore covers a range of traditional and contemporary women's apparel and accessories. No HS codes are disclosed in the provided data.
The catalogue entries comprise items such as Sobia Nazeer Kameez, Maria B Winter Collection By Akbar Aslam, Wedding Collection, Iznik Embroidered Lawn, Lenan Maria B Winter Collection, and Sahil Cotton Embroidered Collection. These titles indicate offerings in kameez, winter wear, embroidered lawn fabrics, and cotton embroidered collections, aligning with the broader category list. Each entry represents a distinct design line rather than a bulk SKU. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a voyage trust tier.
The six listed items span several garment types. Sobia Nazeer Kameez is a women's tunic typically cut from woven fabrics such as cotton or blended polyester. Maria B Winter Collection By Akbar Aslam and Lenan Maria B Winter Collection suggest winter apparel, often produced in wool blends or heavyweight knits. Wedding Collection and Iznik Embroidered Lawn point to bridal and festive garments, frequently using silk, chiffon, or embroidered cotton lawn with intricate thread work. Sahil Cotton Embroidered Collection indicates cotton garments with surface embroidery.
In the Indian apparel sector, women's tunics, suits and dresses are commonly classified under HS chapters 6204, 6205 and 6206. Typical fabric specifications include cotton GSM 150‑200 for lightweight lawn, 200‑250 for summer dresses, and 250‑300 for winter wool blends. Embroidery quality is often measured by stitch density and colourfastness to washing. Buyers frequently request Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 certification for textile safety, ISO 9001 for quality management, and, for organic cotton, GOTS certification. Standard size ranges follow Indian sizing (XS‑XXL) with metric measurements provided in product sheets.
The catalogue includes kameez, winter suits, bridal and festive dresses, embroidered lawn pieces and cotton embroidered collections, covering the categories of ladies salwar, suits, dupattas, sarees, woolen clothing, wedding dresses, shawls and other ladies dresses.
Six distinct product entries are listed, each representing a separate design line.
Women's apparel of this type is normally classified under HS chapters 6203 (knitted or crocheted clothing), 6204 (women's suits), 6205 (women's blouses and shirts) and 6206 (women's dresses).
Buyers typically request Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 for textile safety, ISO 9001 for quality management, and, where applicable, GOTS certification for organic cotton fabrics.
For Indian women’s garments, a common MOQ is between 100 and 300 pieces per style, depending on the design and fabric.
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