KK Fashion Exports is a manufacturer-exporter in Noida, India, and we work as a men’s scarf manufacturer for brands and wholesalers. We make men’s summer scarves and stoles in lightweight cotton, linen blends, viscose, modal and cotton-handfeel polyester. This page is for brands, wholesalers and buyers placing production orders, not for retail shoppers.
At a glance
| Made at | F-22, Sector 6, Noida (Delhi NCR), India |
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| Manufacturing since | 2003 |
| Exported | Over 4 million pieces, shipped worldwide |
| Minimum order | From 100–300 pieces per style, per colour |
| How we work | Your design (private label), our designs, or ODM development |
| Compliance | Our production is independently audited for ethical and social compliance. |
| Styles | Lightweight scarves and stoles, checks and stripes, solids, prints, fringed and hemmed |
| Fabrics | Cotton, linen blends, viscose, modal, cotton-handfeel polyester |
What we make
Our summer range for men covers lightweight scarves and stoles in solids, checks, stripes and prints. Ends are either fringed or hemmed. The fabric you choose sets how the scarf looks, how it wears in warm weather and how it behaves in the wash.
- Cotton: breathable and easy to dye, with a dry, natural handfeel. It suits woven checks, stripes and solids.
- Linen blends: a crisp, textured look with a relaxed, slightly creased finish. Blending linen with cotton or viscose softens the handfeel and lowers the cost of creasing and shrinkage.
- Viscose and modal: fluid drape and a smooth surface that takes colour and print well. They suit fine prints and plain stoles that need to fall softly.
- Cotton-handfeel polyester: a polyester base finished to feel closer to cotton. It resists creasing and is easy to care for, but it is less breathable than natural fibres.
Plain and checked scarves are woven. Prints are applied to the finished cloth. If you also plan a cold-weather line, see our men’s winter scarves and knitted scarves. The wider men’s scarves category shows the full range.
What makes a men’s summer scarf sell
Weight and drape for warm weather
A summer scarf should feel light at the neck and hold a loose knot without bulk. An open, airy weave in cotton, linen blend or modal does this best. A dense cloth in the same fibre will look and feel like a winter product. Tell us the drape you want: crisp, soft or fluid. Show a reference scarf if you have one, because words like “light” mean different things to different buyers.
Yarn-dyed checks versus printed checks
In a yarn-dyed check, the yarns are dyed first and then woven, so the pattern is part of the cloth and looks the same on both sides. It holds its colour well and looks richer up close. Changing the colourway means new yarn dyeing and loom set-up. A printed check is printed onto plain cloth. It is quicker to change between colourways and suits a wider palette, but the reverse side is usually paler and the check can sit slightly off-grain if the print is not aligned with the weave. Choose by price point and by how closely your customers will inspect the scarf.
Fringe or hemmed ends
A twisted fringe gives a classic, casual finish, but you need to specify its length and whether it is twisted or cut. Untwisted fringes tangle and fray in the wash. A hemmed end looks cleaner and more modern. On very light fabrics a narrow hem can pucker, so the hem width and stitch type should be agreed at sampling.
Colour palettes for menswear ranges
Men’s summer scarves usually sell in muted, wearable shades: sand, stone, navy, olive, faded indigo, charcoal and off-white, often with one accent colour. Send Pantone references or physical swatches. Colours on screen vary, and approval on a dyed or printed fabric sample is the only reliable check.
Sizes
A common size for a stole-style scarf is 70 x 180 cm. It is a typical size, not a limit. Narrower neck scarves and shorter lengths are also possible. State the finished size and the tolerance you accept, and say whether it includes the fringe.
Retail packing
Decide this early, because it affects cost and shelf appeal. Typical choices are folded with a hangtag, a polybag with a barcode sticker, or a belly band. Fibre content and care labels need to match the destination market’s rules. Linen and viscose can shrink, so care instructions should follow the tested fabric.
How an order runs
- Brief or tech pack: you send your design, reference scarf or idea, with size, fabric and colours. We can also develop the design from your direction.
- Fabric and print development: we source or develop the fabric and prepare yarn-dyed or printed colour approvals.
- Sample and fit approval: you check handfeel, drape, size, ends and colour, and we adjust until you approve.
- Bulk production: weaving, dyeing or printing, finishing and fringing or hemming follow the approved sample.
- Inline and final inspection: we check colour consistency, size, ends, flaws and labelling during and after production.
- Packing and export documentation: scarves are packed to your retail or bulk instructions, and we prepare the shipping paperwork.
What to send us for a quote
- A tech pack, sketch or reference scarf, or a link to a similar style.
- Preferred fabric and fibre content, or the handfeel and drape you want.
- Finished size and end finish (fringed or hemmed).
- Pattern type: solid, stripe, yarn-dyed check, printed check or print, with artwork if you have it.
- Colours, with Pantone references or swatches.
- Quantity per style and per colour, within our range of 100–300 pieces.
- Labelling and packing needs, and your destination market.
Common questions
Do you sell to individual shoppers?
No. We work with brands, wholesalers and buyers placing production orders, from 100–300 pieces per style, per colour.
Can you make scarves to our own design?
Yes. You can bring your own design for private label, choose from our designs, or work with us on ODM development. Our scarf manufacturing and wholesale page explains these routes in more detail.
Which fabric is best for hot weather?
Cotton, linen blends and modal are the most breathable choices. Cotton-handfeel polyester is easier to care for but warmer against the skin.
Can colours be matched to our palette?
Yes. Send Pantone references or swatches and we will develop dyed or printed colour approvals for you to sign off before bulk production.
Can you supply labels and retail packing?
Yes. We can attach your labels and hangtags and pack to your instructions, such as folded, polybagged or banded.
To discuss a men’s summer scarf range, send your brief through our enquiry form or message us on WhatsApp.
