Digital Print

Digitally printed fabric is supplied from 5 metres per design, against the 50-metre minimum that applies to woven yardage. The design is printed straight from the file onto cloth that is already woven, so there is no loom lot to cut from and a short run costs no more per metre to set up.

Digital printing reproduces artwork far more precisely than block or screen printing, holding fine gradients, photographic detail and unlimited colours in a single pass. A strike-off on your chosen base cloth is still the only reliable way to confirm shade, because the same file prints differently on linen, silk and cotton.

Yes. Supply print-ready artwork at 300 DPI with the repeat size specified, and Fabloom will run a strike-off before production. Custom digital prints run against the 5-metre digital print minimum per design, and the artwork remains yours.

Fabloom digitally prints on pure linen, silk, linen-cotton blends and mul cotton. Base cloth affects the result: linen gives a matte, textured print, while silk holds deeper saturation and higher contrast.

The minimum order is 50 metres per design and colour on woven fabric, because a shorter length cannot be cut from the loom lot. Printed fabric is a different case: block print and digital print are both applied to cloth that is already woven, so they are supplied from 5 metres.

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.

Yes. Fabloom dispatches to every pincode its courier partners serve, across all Indian states. Ready stock normally leaves the unit within 2 to 5 working days of order confirmation; custom dyeing, printing or weaving takes longer and the lead time is confirmed on the order.