African Print Fabrics Manufacturer & Exporter

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High-Quality African Print Fabrics

Leading Manufacturer of African Print Fabrics

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Pihoo Textiles Leading Manufacturer of African Print Fabrics

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Leading Manufacturer of African Print Fabrics

Pihoo Textile is an Exporter of Fabrics in whole African countries and also supplies to exporters and local market. Our Printing quality is suitable for African culture, our printing unit uses the latest machinery and highly qualified engineers. We make fabric as per customers requirement so it’s more Customizable and of Best Quality with Competitive Prices, we have a different type of fabric and designing.

OUR PRODUCTS

We offer a different type of fabric quality of cotton ranging from 80 GSM to 220 GSM.

WHO WE ARE?

Pihoo Textile exports the African Print fabric in many African Countries. We are working in this field for the past 10 years and make a list of design for our customers.

We have introduced our self, as we are located in Jetpur city which is under the Gujarat state in India. Jetpur is the only city manufacturing high-quality African Print fabric.

Updates

Stay tuned to our website, for regular updates and our new products.

African Wax Prints

History of African Wax Prints: Origins & Global Popularity

Introduction Here is a fact that surprises most fabric buyers: African wax prints are not African in origin. They were engineered in the Netherlands in the 1850s, rejected by their intended Indonesian market, and redirected to West Africa as commercial

Ankara Fabric

Ankara Fashion Guide: Vibrant Patterns & Wax Cotton Fabric

Introduction Ankara fabric intimidates beginners for one specific reason: the patterns feel louder than anything else in their wardrobe, and there’s no clear formula for making them work. The result is beautiful fabric that sits folded in a drawer while

Kente Cloth

What Makes Kente Cloth Designs Unique? Everything to Know

Designers sourcing African fabrics frequently confuse Kente with generic “African print.” The two have almost nothing in common. Kente is a handwoven textile from Ghana’s Ashanti Kingdom with a precise symbolic language embedded in every color choice, geometric shape, and