Infrastructure
Maya International has built a solid foundation with a team of skilled employees and robust infrastructure, positioning the company to remain competitive.
Infrastructure
The sampling department focuses on continuous innovation and staying attuned to global fashion trends. The team monitors current styles and uses Computer-Aided Design applications to bring ideas to life.
The current live site states a standard lead time of 60 to 90 days depending on style and customer requirements, with a 30-day focus for regular and basic products. The current live MOQ is 6,000 pieces per color.
Process Flow
Our spinning division enables production of premium combed cotton yarn. Fifty percent of the facility is dedicated to heavier counts such as 30s, 34s, and 40s, while the remaining half produces finer yarn counts including 60s and 80s.
German and Italian machines produce Rib, Interlock, and Fancy designs, while Spanish machines support Interlock, Drop Interlock, and Auto Stripes.
A strong eco-friendly focus includes advanced systems such as an Effluent Treatment Plant, Zero Discharge Waste Water Recovery Plant, and Reverse Osmosis technology.
The embroidery division uses 24 imported machines with 326 heads and is capable of producing nearly 11.1 million stitches per day.
Garments are produced with state-of-the-art technology using JUKI, BROTHER, and PEGASUS machinery. The production unit is supported by 120 sewing machines.
The printing division is equipped with 12 chest printing machines, 12 fusing machines, 1 curing machine, and 4 manual printing tables.
Manufacturing Facilities
Our spinning division enables production of premium combed cotton yarn. Fifty percent of the facility is dedicated to heavier counts such as 30s, 34s, and 40s, while the remaining half produces finer yarn counts including 60s and 80s.
German and Italian machines produce Rib, Interlock, and Fancy designs, while Spanish machines support Interlock, Drop Interlock, and Auto Stripes.
A strong eco-friendly focus includes advanced systems such as an Effluent Treatment Plant, Zero Discharge Waste Water Recovery Plant, and Reverse Osmosis technology.
The embroidery division uses 24 imported machines with 326 heads and is capable of producing nearly 11.1 million stitches per day.
Garments are produced with state-of-the-art technology using JUKI, BROTHER, and PEGASUS machinery. The production unit is supported by 120 sewing machines.
The printing division is equipped with 12 chest printing machines, 12 fusing machines, 1 curing machine, and 4 manual printing tables.
The sampling department monitors global fashion trends, forecasts colors, textures, styles, and designs, and uses CAD applications to bring ideas to life.
Separate teams support sampling, merchandising, production planning, quality control, logistics, and banking related matters.
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