THE HOUSE
Woven first. Cut second.
SLOOM is a men's trouser brand built inside a fabric mill. We don't source cloth from suppliers. We weave it ourselves, at Rangreeti Textiles Private Limited in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, and then cut and finish every trouser under the same roof.
The name comes from the loom. Every SLOOM trouser starts there — as raw yarn on a beam — and doesn't leave our facility until it's a finished garment with a Lot Number tying it back to the exact cloth run it came from.
THE MILL
Rangreeti Textiles, Bhilwara
Bhilwara is India's textile capital — over 600 mills operate here. Rangreeti is one of them. We run our own looms, our own dyeing, and our own finishing. When we say a trouser is woven in-house, we mean the yarn entered our facility and the finished trouser left it. Nothing in between was outsourced.
This matters because fabric quality is the single biggest factor in how a trouser feels, drapes, and lasts. When you control the weave, you control the product.
THE PROCESS
Six stages, one facility
Every trouser goes through six stages: yarn selection, dyeing, weaving, cloth finishing, cutting, and construction. Our Journal documents each stage in detail. The short version: nothing is rushed, nothing is outsourced, and every metre of fabric is tracked by Lot Number from loom to trouser.
Read the full process in our Journal →
THE LOCATION
Registered Office
Rangreeti Textiles Private Limited
Bhilwara, Rajasthan