Cotton yarn, honestly spun.
Carded and combed cotton yarn for weavers, hosiery units, and merchants across Gujarat. Consistent count, clean cones, straight talk on price.
A working mill, not a marketing office.
Marutinandan Spinning Mill sits on the western edge of Ahmedabad, a few kilometres past Sarkhej, where the cotton belt meets the city. The mill runs on ring frames and open end rotors, spinning cotton into yarn for weavers and hosiery units that want a steady supplier and a straight invoice.
The team is small, the shifts are long, and the yarn quality is checked cone by cone before it leaves the gate. There is no showroom, no glossy brochure, no distributor markup. Just yarn, packed in cartons, ready when you need it.
For every enquiry, the mill will tell you honestly what count is running that week, what the price is landed at your door, and how many days it will take. That is the whole promise.
What we spin
Counts and constructions we currently run. Ask on the phone for what is on the floor this week, since blends and counts rotate with orders.
Carded ring spun
General weaving warp and weft. Cost effective for wide loom fabric.
Combed ring spun
Softer hand, fewer neps. For shirting, kurti fabric, quality hosiery.
Open end (rotor)
Denim weft, home furnishing, terry towel, industrial weaving.
Hosiery yarn
Combed compact for round knit machines. Steady TPI, clean cones.
Warp on paper cones
Waxed for smooth beam winding at your unit.
Doubled and gassed
For specific end use like sewing thread or fine shirting warp.
The cotton we buy
We buy Indian cotton from the Gujarat and Maharashtra belts, sorted by staple length and micronaire before it goes into the blow room. Longer staples for combed lines, shorter for carded and open end.
The mixing is done by hand, checked by the shift supervisor, and logged for every lot. If the raw material is not right on a given day, we stop the frame before we ship anything doubtful.
What the mill can do this month
The mill runs on a mix of ring frames and open end rotors, sized for medium orders that most weavers and hosiery units actually place. We are not chasing container loads, we are here to fill your regular weekly requirement.
For bigger tenders, we can plan a schedule with you, block the frames, and stagger the delivery so your beam room never runs dry.
From bale to cone
Cotton in
Bales arrive from the ginners, are sorted by staple and micronaire, and set aside by lot for the day's mixing.
Blow room and carding
The mixed cotton is opened, cleaned, and carded into a soft continuous sliver on high draft cards.
Draw frame and comber
Sliver is doubled and drafted for uniform count. Combed lines pass through the comber for a cleaner, softer yarn.
Roving and spinning
Ring frames draft and twist the roving into yarn at the required TPI. Open end rotors run the coarser counts.
Winding and QC
Yarn is wound onto paper cones, waxed where needed, and checked for count, twist, and appearance cone by cone.
Pack and dispatch
Cones are cartoned, labelled, and sent by our regular transporter to your unit. Local Ahmedabad orders often go same week.
Working with the mill
Most of our customers place orders on the phone. A quick call, a count, a quantity, and a confirmed dispatch date. That is usually it.
For a first time enquiry we will send you a sample cone once we know the count and end use, so you can run it on your loom or knit machine before you commit.
Enquiry
Call or WhatsApp with count, quantity, and end use.
Sample
One or two cones sent for trial before bulk.
Confirmed order
Written PO on WhatsApp with count, kg, price, dispatch date.
Dispatch
Cartons packed, invoice attached, transporter arranged.
Speak to the mill before you place your next yarn order.
Ask what count is running this week, what the price is landed at your door, and how soon we can dispatch.
Reach the mill
The mill is on the western outskirts of Ahmedabad. Phone is the fastest way to reach us. WhatsApp works for a quick enquiry after hours.