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MANOJ CLOTH HOUSE(INDIA)

India

4.4

X/3463 MAIN ROAD SHANTI MOHALLA GANDHI NAGAR DELHI-110031

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Business Description

We MANOJ CLOTH HOUSE(INDIA) ARE THE EXPORTER OF COTTON PETTICOT FABRICS & ALSO OTHER COTTON WOVEN FABRICS. WE HAVE HUGE VARIETIES IN COTTON FABRICS. WE DEALS IN BLEACHED DYED PRINTED & EMBROIDERED FABRICS. WE ALSO HAVE HIGH QUALITY LINEN FABRICS & RAYON FABRICS. WE HAVE A CAPACITY TO COMPLETE HUGE QUANTITY ORDERS WITH TIMELY DELIVERY. TO KNOW MORE ABOUT US CONNECT WITH US ON EMIAL & WA.

Business Details

Country:

India

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler

Main Markets:

Germany, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States

Main Products:

Apparel, Textiles & Fashion

Year Established:

2021

MANOJ CLOTH HOUSE(INDIA) eliminates the need for buyers to source apparel from multiple suppliers by offering ready-to-export textiles directly. Being based in Delhi, India, gives them strong access to local manufacturing and logistics networks. Their target markets include high-demand regions like Germany, the UAE, and the US — all of which value quality fashion goods. The company website is hosted on a linker.store platform, which may limit trust or visibility compared to established e-commerce sites. As an exporter and wholesaler, they likely offer bulk pricing and flexible terms, but buyers should verify product samples before committing large orders.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

PayPal

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

INTKD

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

Using PayPal as payment method is uncommon for Indian exporters, where bank transfers or LCs are more typical — this suggests a preference for digital, fast transactions. FOB terms mean the buyer takes responsibility for shipping once goods leave the port of INTKD, which is a key point for logistics planning. The use of USD as accepted currency makes it easier for international buyers to transact, especially in global markets. INTKD is a less common port, so buyers should confirm if it's a valid or active port for export shipments. MANOJ CLOTH HOUSE(INDIA) has a very small workforce of 1-10 people and annual revenue below USD 1 million, which is typical for small, local textile suppliers. Without specified compliance standards or response time, it's hard to verify their quality control or customer service reliability. Buyers should expect limited capacity and may need to negotiate terms carefully for volume orders.

Products / Services Offered

Offering apparel, textiles, and fashion services, MANOJ CLOTH HOUSE(INDIA) positions itself in a competitive global market where demand for affordable, quality fashion products is high. This product range is often exported to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, where local buyers seek ready-to-market fashion items. Without additional details on certifications or logistics, buyers should verify if the company can meet international standards for fabric safety and labeling.

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MANOJ CLOTH HOUSE(INDIA) has verified all key contact points — work email, phone, account email, and business documents — which is rare and strongly signals trustworthiness. This level of verification reduces buyer risk when negotiating orders or sharing sensitive business details. In international trade, such confirmation helps build confidence in communication and contract execution.

Export Countries

Germany

Saudi Arabia

Tanzania

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom

United States

Western Europe

33%

Middle East

33%

East Africa

17%

North America

17%

MANOJ CLOTH HOUSE(INDIA) serves 6 countries across 4 regions, with a balanced presence in Western Europe and the Middle East at 33% each. Western Europe accounts for 2 countries (Germany, United Kingdom), the Middle East for 2 (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates), East Africa for 1 (Tanzania), and North America for 1 (United States). This even regional distribution enables strong access to both developed European and key Gulf markets, supporting diversified demand with minimal overreliance on any single region.