Avuri

Sustainable, Fair & Organic Clothing

Herbal dyeing

The process of herbal dyeing was developed through extensive research on age-old dyeing methods practiced since the days of the Indus Valley civilization. The process of herbal dyeing starts with the greige cloth passing through several stages of treatment before it becomes colourful and ready to wear. During this entire treatment, only natural processes are used.

Fabrics and Yarns used are certified organic cotton, natural cotton, silk, wool, linen, jute, hemp etc. and their natural blends.

Herbal dyes can be defined as dyes derived from medicinal herbs, plants, leaves, roots, barks etc. or from any natural resources such as minerals, algae, fungi etc. without the use of any chemical during the entire extraction process. Herbal dyes, therefore are chemical free, detergent free, non-hazardous, eco-friendly, pollution free, having anti-allergic, anti-septic, and anti-microbial functions.

Fabrics

Fabrics are Herbal dyed from dyes derived from medicinal herbs, plants, leaves, roots, barks etc. or from any natural resources such as minerals, algae, fungi etc. without the use of any chemical during the entire extraction process. Herbal dyes, therefore are chemical-free, detergent-free, non-hazardous, eco-friendly, pollution-free, having anti-allergic, anti-septic, and anti-microbial functions.

Herbal dyes which are obtained from plants, insects and minerals are renewable and sustainable bioresource products with minimum environmental impacts. (Shahid et al, 2013) More than 8000 chemicals are used in conventional chemical dyeing some of which poses serious health hazards. Therefore to prevent the drainage of these chemicals into our soil and water bodies usage of herbal dye is one of the best alternatives available as these are produced using onion peels and pomegranate peels thus reducing methane emissions from landfills where the waste is just dumped.

We do Both Knitted & Woven Fabrics.

Yarn

Yarn is a long continuous length of interlocked fibres, suitable for use in the production of textiles, sewing, crocheting, knitting, weaving, embroidery, or ropemaking. Thread is a type of yarn intended for sewing by hand or machine. Modern manufactured sewing threads may be finished with wax or other lubricants to withstand the stresses involved in sewing. Embroidery threads are yarns specifically designed for needlework.

100% organic yarn is made even more true to nature with our in-house herbal dyes. We can supply yarn in both hanks and cones. Refer to the shade card for a better understanding of our colours.

Garmenting

Garments made with natural fibers like cotton, hemp, linen, wool, and some semi-synthetic fibers, specifically Tencel and Modal are good sustainable choices. Natural fibers biodegrade, unlike fabrics derived from plastics such as polyester and nylon. The plastic microfibers these fabrics shed when washed account for a significant portion of plastic waste entering the ocean, and they won’t be going away anytime soon.

Our Company shows a wide range of nature-inspired garment-materials and innovative new fabrics alongside natural history specimens, inviting Customers & Businesses to think about the materials used in fashion industy and the sources of their clothes.

poly FibEr

We manufacture Recycled Polyester fibre from PET bottle flakes. Our PSF is used in Open End and Ring Spinning applications, Automotive, Textile and Industrial Applications.

We can supply in different colours starting from semi-dull, black and to many doped dyed fibres depending on the customer’s requirement. The following major colours of fibre are always available Chilly Red, Maroon, Rose, Magenta, Turquoise Blue, Ink Blue, Royal Blue, Cyan Blue, Navy Blue, Bottle Green, Leaf Green, Ramar Green, Fanta Orange, Golden Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Chandan, Coffee Brown, Ferrous Brown, Steel Grey. For automotive applications we develop mixed colours specified by the companies, depending on the colour of the vehicles. Any new colour can be developed using our own in-house colour expertise.

We do also Supply in Required Fill Power according to the requirement.

Bio-Ploymers

Increasing demand for more environmentally friendly products has led to a corresponding demand for new raw materials and primary products. Innovative man-made fibres can provide solutions that are impossible to achieve with natural fibres alone. Besides optimising existing products, we can also replace naturally limited fossil-based resources with renewable primary materials. This is why one pillar of Avuri’s sustainability policy is the development of fibres and yarns from biopolymers.

PLA fibres are a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based fibres and provide a basis for intelligent materials with added functions, for new applications and for niche products. They are as economical as they are efficient.
From PLA, it is possible to produce a primary material that can be used in countless different applications. This is especially true when PLA products are used in combination with other biodegradable materials so that at the end of its life cycle, the entire product can be disposed of without harming the environment.

We do also Supply in Required Fill Power according to the requirement.