Import Gamthi Sarees — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Gamthi sarees offered by Shah Chamanlal Chhotalal are hand‑crafted silk garments that reflect the traditional textile artistry of the Gamthi region in India. Each saree is woven from pure silk yarn, giving it a natural sheen and a smooth hand feel. The designs incorporate intricate motifs that are embroidered or printed using traditional techniques, resulting in vibrant colour patterns.

Industry‑standard silk sarees typically measure 5.5 m in length and 1.2 m in width, with a fabric weight of 60 - 80 g / m² (gsm). The weave is usually a plain silk weave, and colour‑fastness to washing is rated at an A level under ISO 105‑B02. The softness of the fabric is a function of the filament yarn grade, commonly grade 2A for premium silk.

These sarees are popular for weddings, festivals and formal gatherings, and they are also chosen as premium gifts. Shah Chamanlal Chhotalal supplies the sarees in bulk, with flexible minimum order quantities that can be negotiated. The product carries ISO certification, confirming compliance with international quality standards. Shipping can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms, and payment methods include L/C and T/T. Buyers should request the latest certification copy and confirm lead‑time before finalising the purchase.

Shah Chamanlal Chhotalal operates from Relief Road, Ratanpole, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, as shown in the supplier address. The company is classified as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbour trust tier, indicating a basic verification level on the platform. Its response statistics show a 0 percent response rate and no recorded average response time, so buyers should establish contact channels early in the negotiation process.

The supplier’s catalogue focuses on apparel, and it currently promotes Gamthi sarees made from silk with ISO certification. While the listing highlights the craftsmanship and colour variety, it does not disclose production capacity, workforce size or detailed quality‑control procedures. Prospective importers are encouraged to ask for sample garments and any third‑party audit reports that verify the claimed standards.