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Yes. We supply to quite a few online and real world shops internationally. Most come back to us time and again. Our prices are very competitive and our quality really is unbeatable. You can contact us with your requirements and we get back to you in reference to your enquiry.

FTGFOP-1S is the grade of the Tea. FTGFOP - 1S stands for Fancy [or Fine] Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe. 'Fancy' is a term also used in the grading of oolongs.

According to the Tea Board Of India - "Darjeeling Tea" means tea which has been cultivated, grown, produced, manufactured and processed in tea gardens in the hilly areas of Sadar Sub-Division, only hilly areas of Kalimpong Sub-Division comprising of Samabeong Tea Estate, Ambiok Tea Estate, Mission Hill Tea Estate and Kumai Tea Estate and Kurseong Sub-Division excluding the areas in jurisdiction list 20,21,23,24,29,31 and 33 comprising Subtiguri Sub-Division of New Chumta Tea Estate, Simulbari and Marionbari Tea Estate of Kurseong Police Station in Kurseong Sub-Division of the District of Darjeeling in the State of West Bengal, India. Darjeeling Tea, when brewed, has a distinctive, naturally occurring aroma and taste with light tea liquour and the infused leaf of which has a distinctive fragrance.

Darjeeling Tea is widely and universally acknowledged to be the finest tea, because its flavour is so unique that it cannot be replicated anywhere else in the world. It has no equal. Grown in the romantic and mystical mountainous region of Darjeeling at an elevation of 750 - 2000 metre, the tea is imbued with an incomparable charisma and quality.

Even the tea pluckers, well aware of the status their produce enjoys throughout the world, pick only the finest two leaf and the bud to enhance the unique flavour which has been described as “Muscatel”. Gifted with these natural elements, the simple fact that only 10 million Kg. of Darjeeling Tea is produced annually by the Darjeeling district, has made it all more exclusive and desirable. Adherance to this high quality profile, results in extremely low yields. It would not be an overstatement to say that Darjeeling Tea is by far the finest and most sought after Tea in the world.

The Darjeeling Logo is a property of The Tea Board of India. It was launched in 1983. It is a symbol that verifies that the packet / caddy etc contains 100 % pure Darjeeling, unblended with teas from any other growth. There are certian procedures prescribed by the Tea Board of India to be complied with to get permission for the printing of the logo on a product.

The Packet must have a Darjeeling Tea Logo. "Darjeeling” or “Pure Darjeeling” or “100% Darjeeling” - must be mentioned.

Pashmina is a term applied to the wool, and products made from the wool, derived from the undercoat of the Capra hircus goat, a domestic breed raised primarily at high elevations in Asia.

Shahtoosh, on the other hand, is a fiber derived from the undercoat of an endangered Tibetan antelope, and is illegal in most Western countries. It is much more expensive than pashmina.

The main factors, of course, are the specific fabric blend, and the style of looming ("hand" or "machine"). A relatively minor cost factor is the dye. We use Swiss dyes to compete the quality.

The Craft House Pashmina products come in following sizes and can be worn by both the genders:
Shawl (100 cms x 200 cms)
Wrap / Stole (60 cms x 180cms)
Large Muffler (55 cms x 180 cms)
Scarf / Muffler ( 30 cms x 150 cms)

Standard Ply is an industry term that is also known as 2 ply and shares the equivalent thickness of the wool. Standard ply is the most popular and typical thickness for pashminas as it allows the shawl to be worn as a warm scarf when it is chilly as well as an elegant shawl or wrap even when it is warm outdoors.

1-Ply pashminas are pashmina shawls that are slightly more sheer than our regular Standard Ply shawls. As the thread count is not equivalent to that of the Standard Ply shawls, the amount of pashmina wool used is significantly lower. This is the reason the price for these shawls are lower.

Actually these are the quality of pashmina wool. 100% pashmina refers to the pure pashmina wool and no silk is blended in 100% pashmina. 70% pashmina and 30% silk blended pashmina refers to pashmina wool that has the mixture of 70% pure pashmina wool and 30% silk. And the 50% pashmina and 50% silk blended pashmina has a mixture of 50% pure pashmina and 50% silk.

The "ring shawl" is a full-sized 100% pure pashmina shawl that theoretically is fine enough to pass through a ring. Longer, finer fibers are better because they are much softer, that's why a large shawl (200 cms X 100 cms) made of finest cashmere fibers can pass through a ring, this kind of precious Pashmina shawl is known as the ring shawl because it is so fine that it can easily pass through a woman's ring. This shawl is so elegant and luxurious you'll love it at first sight. It conveys not only affluence but also taste and elegance.

The color code gives us a idea of the color you want, its depth, hue and brightness. For 1-10 pieces, we reach 95-100% of the exact color and for more than 10 pieces, we can provide you the exact color of your choice. The color remains different due to different resolutions, color display by different computers of different configuration.

Our pashminas are 100% authentic and genuine pashmina shawls. They are made strictly from 100% of the finest pashmina (cashmere) wool. We do not blend our pashminas with silk or synthetics.

Our Pashmina is Hand spun and hand woven. Every winter pashmina wool is sheared from the mountain goats and washed and graded. The wool is spun into yarn. Silk yarn and Pashmina yarn are hand-woven in wooden frames, the ends are cut and ready to be dyed. After dyeing, fringes are knotted and the Pashmina are dry cleaned for final packaging.