Wholesale Sarees Sri Lanka | 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

Local Sri Lankan wholesalers often sell fabric by the metre for your own production lines. Textile Zone works differently. Each catalog here is a complete, pre-designed set—think South Malai silk sets or wax batik prints—ready to sell as-is. You skip the retail shelves and go straight to retail or distribution.

This matters for sarees specifically. A saree's appeal lives in its drape, border work, and overall composition. Buying a finished catalog means you get that composition intact, matched by the manufacturer who built it. No guessing how a blouse piece coordinates with the pallu.

The distinction shapes your entire buying process. With yardage, you need cutting skills, tailoring capacity, and design judgment in-house. With catalogs, the design decisions are already made. Your role shifts from manufacturer to curator—you select which ready-made sets fit your customer base in Colombo, Kandy, or Jaffna.

Silk sarees carry weight for weddings and religious ceremonies, while georgette and chiffon suit daily wear in warmer climates. Cotton remains a strong staple. The current stock reflects this range—Premier South Malai and Saravani volumes sit alongside Lakhani wax batik prints, giving you options across fabric weight and occasion.

Batik prints, in particular, travel well culturally. The wax-resist technique shares visual language with Sri Lankan textile traditions, making those catalogs a lower-risk bet for your market. Each design set is consistent in quality, so you can reorder the same catalog once it sells through.

Silk catalogs like the South Malai series appeal to bridal and festive buyers who expect rich texture and substantial drape. Georgette and chiffon pieces serve a younger demographic looking for lighter, flowier options. Having both in stock lets you test demand across segments without committing to large volumes of any single style.

All prices are quoted in Indian Rupees. Your payment via bank transfer or Western Union settles at the prevailing exchange rate, and every order includes a GST-compliant invoice. That invoice serves as your customs declaration document when the shipment arrives in Sri Lanka—import duties are your responsibility, but the paperwork is straightforward.

Because you order in catalog units rather than by the metre, pricing is predictable. Each set carries a fixed cost, so you can calculate landed cost per piece before you commit. This simplifies your margin planning compared to variable yardage pricing that shifts with fabric width and quality grade.

Dispatch happens within 24-48 business hours from Surat, a major textile hub with established export infrastructure. Your shipment moves via international courier partners—DHL, FedEx, Aramex, or City Link Express—depending on destination and package characteristics. Delivery lands within 5-9 business days after dispatch, varying by your specific location in Sri Lanka.

Urban centers typically see faster transit than remote areas. The courier network handles customs clearance documentation, though you remain responsible for any duties or taxes levied on arrival. Keep your GST invoice accessible for declaration purposes.

1. Select your catalogs: Pick any design set; MOQ is 1 full catalog, typically 4-8 pieces per set.
2. Confirm via WhatsApp: Message +91-7406667101 with your chosen catalogs to verify stock and receive your GST invoice.
3. Pay and receive: Settle by bank transfer or Western Union; dispatch happens within 24-48 business hours.

Can I mix pieces from different catalogs to reach a minimum quantity?

No. Each catalog is a complete set, and the MOQ is one full catalog per design. You cannot cherry-pick individual sarees across designs.

How do these compare to buying fabric locally in Sri Lanka?

Local fabric is raw material for your own manufacturing. These catalogs are finished products—designed, stitched, and ready for resale. If you lack cutting infrastructure, this saves setup time.

What happens if a shipment arrives damaged?

All sales are final. There is no return, exchange, or damage-replacement policy. Inspect your order promptly upon delivery and factor this into your purchasing plan.

Do you offer fabric samples before I commit?

No sample or swatch service exists. You select based on catalog photos and fabric descriptions, then order the full set.

Is my design exclusive to Sri Lanka?

No exclusivity arrangements are offered. The same catalogs are available to buyers in other countries, so competitors may stock identical designs.

How should I plan inventory for seasonal demand peaks?

Order well ahead of major festival periods like Vesak or wedding seasons. Dispatch and delivery take up to 9 business days, so factor that lead time into your stocking decisions.