About
Vijay Corporation sizes and weaves on job work, and trades grey and finished fabric on its own account. The two sides share one production chain — and one record.
How we work
The chain is the product.
A length of cloth passes through more hands than most buyers realise. Yarn is bought against a lot. A sizer draws it onto a beam. A weaver runs that beam to construction. A processor dyes and finishes what comes off the loom. Somewhere at the end, it is folded, pressed and packed into a bale.
Each of those steps is usually a different business with its own books. When something goes wrong three steps later — a shade that will not match, a run of lumps, a short delivery — the trade's usual answer is that nobody quite knows where it came from.
We hold the whole record. Not as a marketing line, but because the business genuinely cannot be run across that many independent parties without one. It is why we can tell you which yarn lot a bale started as, and why a repeat order comes back the same as the first.
We are not a boutique and we are not a startup. We are a manufacturer with real machines, real weavers, and real bales going out on real trucks.
How it is put together
Five things that describe the business.
Not a company history — a description of how the work is actually organised.
01
Two businesses, one roof
Manufacturing — primarily on job work — runs alongside a trading and resale book. Most firms in the trade do one or the other. Doing both means we can quote a beam or quote a bale.
02
A network, not a single shed
Sizers, weavers, processors, brokers and agents, transporters. We work across independent units rather than owning one plant, which is what lets us take a small repeat order and a volume order in the same week.
03
The bale as the unit
Ninety-nine percent of our sales leave as bales. Everything upstream — sizing, weaving, grading, processing — is organised around getting a marked, accounted-for bale onto a truck.
04
The record that holds it together
Because the chain runs across independent parties, the record is the business. Every bale traces back through processor, weaver, beam and sizer to its yarn lot.
05
Exports as a distinct line
Domestic goes out against GST invoicing. Exports are managed separately, with their own documentation and logistics, rather than treated as an afterthought.
A dated company history — year of establishment and milestones — will replace this once the company confirms it. We would rather describe the business truthfully than invent dates for it.
Leadership
The people who answer the phone.
Reserved for the company's own people. We have not been given names or roles, and we will not invent them.
- To confirm
Name and photograph pending
Suggested slot: proprietor / director. Swap in a real name, role and plant photograph before launch.
- To confirm
Name and photograph pending
Suggested slot: production & job work. Swap in a real name, role and plant photograph before launch.
- To confirm
Name and photograph pending
Suggested slot: trade & exports. Swap in a real name, role and plant photograph before launch.
Come and see the looms running.
The fastest way to judge a manufacturer is to watch one work. Send us an enquiry and we will arrange it.