Wholesale Sarees Kenya | Indian Supplier | Textile Zone

MOQ	1 full catalog per design (typically 4-8 pieces)
Dispatch	Within 24-48 business hours from Surat
Delivery	5-9 business days via DHL, FedEx, Aramex or City Link Express
Payment	Bank transfer, wire transfer, or Western Union (no PayPal, no COD)
Invoicing	GST-compliant invoice on every order, in INR
Inquiries	WhatsApp +91-7406667101

When you source sarees from Textile Zone, you receive complete 5.5-metre sarees with matching unstitched blouse pieces, ready for immediate drape and retail display. Each catalog is a complete, pre-designed set — a complete 5.5-meter saree drape paired with a matching unstitched blouse piece that arrives ready for retail. This suits Kenyan buyers who want finished product on the shelf fast, without investing in local tailoring or pattern development.

Current stock spans Premier South Malai weaves, Saravani collections, and Lakhani wax batik prints. These are not generic repeats — each design is a distinct catalog with its own colour story and fabric weight, giving your shop a point of difference.

Surat's weaving cluster produces the bulk of India's saree exports, and Textile Zone sits in the middle of that supply chain. Buying direct means your price reflects the factory region, not a Mumbai or Nairobi intermediary's markup. The silk and georgette pieces carry the drape and sheen that Kenyan customers expect from Indian festival wear — including Diwali, which the local Indian community shops for with real intent each year.

Cotton and batik options serve the everyday market, while chiffon and georgette handle evening and celebration sales. Because each catalog is a complete set, your staff can sell the whole look rather than matching separates — a simpler pitch that moves units faster.

Orders leave Surat within 24-48 business hours via international courier. From dispatch, delivery to Kenya runs 5-9 business days through DHL, FedEx, Aramex, or City Link Express — the exact carrier depends on your location and the shipment weight. That window lets you plan restocks around known selling periods rather than guessing at long sea-freight lead times.

Every order carries a GST-compliant invoice in INR, which gives your customs broker what they need to declare the shipment. Import duties and taxes are your responsibility as the buyer — your invoice simply documents the transaction value accurately.

1. Select your catalogs: Browse the saree range and pick the designs you want — MOQ is one full catalog per design, not a fixed piece count.
2. Confirm via WhatsApp: Message +91-7406667101 with your catalog choices; you will receive a GST-compliant invoice in INR for the total.
3. Pay and receive: Settle by bank transfer, wire transfer, or Western Union — dispatch happens within 24-48 business hours of payment clearing.

Can I order a single saree to test the Kenyan market?

No — the MOQ is one full catalog per design, which typically contains 4-8 pieces. This is how you receive a complete, coordinated set rather than a lone sample.

How do I know the fabric quality before committing to a full catalog?

Textile Zone does not offer swatches or samples. The catalog photos show the actual design, and the fabric type — silk, georgette, chiffon, cotton, or batik — is stated in each listing.

Will I get the same design exclusively for my shop in Nairobi or Mombasa?

No. Textile Zone does not offer design exclusivity to any buyer or country. Other retailers may stock the same catalog, so compete on service and pricing rather than uniqueness.

What happens if a piece arrives damaged?

All sales are final — there is no return, exchange, or damage-replacement policy. Inspect your shipment promptly on delivery and factor this into how you handle local quality checks.

How do I handle Kenya customs clearance?

Import duties and taxes are your responsibility. The GST-compliant invoice provided with your order documents the transaction value, which you present to Kenyan customs for assessment.