Mul Chanderi Multiblock Print

Mul Chanderi Multiblock Print is woven 44" wide. Width is nominal and subject to normal mill tolerance, so allow for a small variation when planning a cutting layout.

Mul Chanderi Multiblock Print is 80 GSM. It is woven in Mul Chanderi. Please request a swatch if the exact hand and weight are critical to your product.

Mul Chanderi Multiblock Print is supplied by the metre with a minimum of 50 metres per colour. Bulk and wholesale pricing is quoted separately against an enquiry.

Yes. Mul Chanderi Multiblock Print can be custom dyed to a shade reference at Fabloom's own dye unit in Bhagalpur, against the 50-metre minimum per colourway. Send the shade reference through the enquiry form and ask for a swatch before bulk production.

Ready stock is dispatched within 2 to 5 working days of order confirmation and delivered by courier across India, payable Cash on Delivery. Custom dyed or printed lengths take longer, and the lead time is confirmed when the order is placed.

Hand block printing presses dye into the cloth with a hand-carved wooden block, one colour and one impression at a time, so each repeat differs very slightly and the print sits into the weave. Screen printing pushes ink through a mesh mechanically, producing a flatter and perfectly uniform repeat. Fabloom block prints are struck by hand in Bhagalpur.

Fabloom runs a chemical-free block print programme using natural and azo-free dyes, and the printed cloth is steam-fixed rather than resin-set. Specify the chemical-free line in your enquiry, as not every design in the catalogue is printed to that process.

Steam-fixed block prints are colour-fast in normal washing, though the first wash may release a small amount of surplus dye. Wash separately in cold water the first time, do not soak, and dry in shade. Slight print misregistration between repeats is inherent to hand printing and is not a defect.

The minimum order is 50 metres per design and colour. Orders below 50 metres cannot be cut from the loom lot. Sarees are sold as individual pieces, so the metre minimum does not apply to them.

Yes. Fabloom weaves, dyes, prints and finishes in its own unit at Mohiuddin Pur, Bhagalpur, Bihar. There is no trading middleman between the loom and the order, which is why custom shades and prints can be run against a single buyer's specification.

Yes. Request a physical swatch through the enquiry form before committing to a bulk order. This is strongly recommended when an exact shade matters, because screen colour and dye lots both vary and a small difference between the photograph and the delivered cloth is normal for hand-dyed fabric.

Orders placed on this website are Cash on Delivery — you pay the courier in full when the parcel is handed to you. Bulk, wholesale and export orders are invoiced separately, with payment terms agreed in writing before production starts.