Site for a thirty-year corporate uniform manufacturer supplying schools, airlines, hospitality and factories — with a built-in costing calculator and fabric shade selector that let a buyer specify an order before ever contacting sales.
This is Threadfill Corporate, Jamnagar's site as it runs today. Load it to scroll and click through the real thing, right here.
Uniform buying is a specification job: sector, garment, fabric brand and shade all have to be settled before a quote means anything, and each round trip by phone or email costs days. The site also had to carry the weight of a thirty-year client list — Akasa Air, Kendriya Vidyalaya, Royal Challengers Bangalore — without reading as a brochure.
Two interactive tools do the qualifying work. A costing calculator lets a buyer build a specification and see what drives the price, and a shade selector turns fabric choice into something visual rather than a code on a chart. Around them sits a sector-led structure — schools, corporate, factories, airlines, hospitality, professionals — so each buyer type gets its own entry point, backed by the mill brands used and a named client portfolio.
Corporate and product site for a window coverings manufacturer whose blinds are installed in JW Marriott, Hyatt, Sobha S Tower Dubai and the Indian Parliament Building — built to carry a catalogue of 15 blind types, 10 operating systems and 2,000+ shades alongside a sector-by-sector project portfolio.
Admissions site for a Jamnagar science school running Std 1–12 in English and Gujarati medium alongside in-house JEE and NEET coaching, built to turn parent research into enquiries.
Export-facing site for a Jamnagar GIDC brass extrusion plant producing rods, knurled rods, hollow wires and billets to customer specification, built to convert spec-led enquiries from India and abroad.
