Q1. What product categories are available at Orooba Fabrics?
Buyers may also *Download Our Catalogue* to browse all available fabrics, specifications, design ranges, and export collections. We offer curated collections: kurtis fabrics (premium cotton, cotton-silk, organza), suit materials (cotton blends, silk combinations), casual wear fabrics, block print selections, embroidered options, and specialty ethnic collections. Each SKU includes detailed specifications: GSM, width, composition, print details, and suggested applications for convenient selection.
Q2. What are your Minimum Order Quantities (MOQs)?
MOQs vary depending on fabric type, weave complexity, and print specifications. Plain cotton kurtis fabrics typically feature lower MOQs compared to embroidered or specialty finished materials. MOQs are adjustable for established repeat buyers, combined SKU orders, or long-term supply contracts demonstrating significant volume commitment.
Q3. How does your pricing provide advantage to buyers?
Price advantage anchors our business model. We provide volume-based price breaks, repeat-order incentives, and negotiated rates for committed buyers. Our transparent quotation format separates product cost, finishing, packing, and freight enabling real landed-cost evaluation. Registered trade partners receive preferential pricing tiers and early access to bulk allocations during high-demand seasons.
Q4. Can I get samples before placing a bulk order?
Absolutely. Sample requests are welcomed and charged at cost. For approved bulk orders, sample charges are often adjustable against final invoicing. Samples include fabric swatches with batch identifiers and testing data (GSM, width, composition) validating suitability before production commitment.
Q5. What payment terms do you offer?
New buyers typically provide advance payment or partial upfront deposits. Established buyers with approved credit history may receive staggered payment arrangements or documented credit limits. Specific payment,instruments and terms are detailed in quotations and sales agreements.
Q6. Do you support private labelling or customised finishes?
Yes, customization including private labelling, specialized finishing, custom block prints, or bespoke color matching is available for larger production runs. Customizations require advance notification and separate confirmation for lead times and pricing, as they often involve additional finishing steps and quality verification.
Q7. How are disputes and claims handled?
All claims regarding damaged, short-supplied, or out-of-specification goods must be reported within seven days post-delivery with photographic evidence and batch details. We investigate claims promptly, proposing remediation options: replacement, partial credit, or refund based on inspection findings and mutual agreement.