The best and most elegant of Indian sarees and scarves are made from Nylon-6.

Unique traditional sarees and scarves remain very popular in India and elsewhere, with different regions having their own styles and colours. “Silk-like” Georgette, Chiffon and Crepe fabrics are applied using high-twist 20 to 40 denier Nylon-6 micro-filament bright-trilobal and full-dull yarns for warp and weft. Deep and bright shades are applied with light and elegant fabric texture. Multiple designs and colours using “tie and dye” and small lot dyeing make every saree and scarve unique.

Nylon-6 is used for the best sarees and scarves because it outperforms other fibre materials:

• fabrics can be dyed easily at atmospheric pressure in multiple designs and colours;
  
• deeper and brighter shades;
  
• lighter weight and more elegant texture;
  
• see-through appeal.

The elegance of the traditional sarees and scarves is combined with excellent material properties, thanks to Nylon-6.

Traditional woven dresses in India made from Nylon-6 are colourful and lightweight but strong.

Unique traditional woven dresses remain very popular in India and elsewhere, with different regions having their own styles. Fabrics in short-silk shades are applied using 20 denier Nylon-6 mono-filament yarn in the warp with multiple options for the weft. Around 400 meter of bundled warp is dyed at atmospheric pressure in about 8 steps so that every dress is different. The weft is either Nylon-6 or another material to get various effects.

Nylon-6 is used for the traditional woven dress because it outperforms other fibre materials:

• small lengths can be dyed easily at atmospheric pressure and are directly used in the warp without sizing;
  
• multiple colours are simply applied in one warp sheet;
  
• fabrics are lightweight but strong.;

The beauty of the traditional woven dress is combined with excellent material properties, thanks to Nylon-6.