Punjab Fabrics · Kotkapura (Jaitu Road)

The Reserved Room · N° 02

AAS

by Punjab Fabrics

For the man who reads the selvedge before the label. A house within the house, holding the finest cloth on earth — chosen with you, cut to length and handed over by the people you know, in the town you know.

Since MMXVItaly · Britain · France · India

The Manifesto

KHAAS is not a shop. It is a room.
A short list of mills.
A shorter list of clients.
One address, on Jaitu Road.

Every cloth we carry has a family — mills that have woven in the same valleys of Biella and Como, in the mills of Huddersfield and on the rows of London, for a hundred, two hundred, three hundred years. We bring them home to Kotkapura and cut them for the man whose big weeks are coming.

N° 01 · The House of Mills

A dozen names.
One roster.

  1. 01

    Loro Piana

    Italy · Since 1924 · Grand cru

    The Quarona house of superfine wools, cashmere, vicuña and lotus fibre — the standard by which luxury fabric is measured.

  2. 02

    Ermenegildo Zegna

    Italy · Since 1910 · Grand cru

    Trivero's mill of high-twist wools and Trofeo cloth — travel-ready, quietly powerful, unmistakably Italian.

  3. 03

    Dormeuil

    France · United Kingdom · Since 1842 · House cuvée

    Tonik, Amadeus and Sportex — a Franco-British house that has clothed statesmen for six generations.

  4. 04

    Scabal

    Belgium · Savile Row · Since 1938 · House cuvée

    Diamond Chip, Gold Treasure and Summit — Savile Row's most decorated cloth merchant.

  5. 05

    Holland & Sherry

    United Kingdom · Since 1836 · House cuvée

    A Savile Row atelier of West-of-England worsteds, cashmeres and jacketings, founded in the reign of William IV.

  6. 06

    Vitale Barberis Canonico

    Italy · Since 1663 · Grand cru

    Biella's oldest mill still in family hands. Revenant, Perennial and Sartorial — worsteds that hold a crease across continents.

  7. 07

    Reda

    Italy · Since 1865 · House cuvée

    Valdilana's superfine merino specialist — the quiet Italian answer to a lightweight travel suit.

  8. 08

    Lanificio Cerruti

    Italy · Since 1881 · House cuvée

    The Biellese mill behind Nino Cerruti and Giorgio Armani's first suits — cloth with a cinematic drape.

  9. 09

    Drapers Italy

    Italy · Since 1956 · House cuvée

    Milan's warehouse of jackets and formalwear — the Italian tailor's not-so-secret weapon.

  10. 10

    Thomas Mason

    Italy · Est. England · Since 1796 · Shirting

    The archive of English shirting, now woven in Albini's Bergamo mill. The reference for a bespoke shirt.

  11. 11

    Cotonificio Albini

    Italy · Since 1876 · Shirting

    Bergamo's shirting house — Sea Island, giza and organic cottons for the shirt that outlives its owner.

  12. 12

    Canclini 1925

    Italy · Since 1925 · Shirting

    Como's shirting mill — vintage-inspired stripes, checks and twills with an artisanal Italian hand.

Stock rotates by season and by wedding calendar. The full current library is shown by appointment — WhatsApp us and we will bring the relevant bunches out for you.

N° 02 · The Fabric Vault

Cloth, in the hand.

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Zelander S150s

Trofeo 600

Amadeus 365

Diamond Chip

West of England

Revenant Super 130s

Sea Island Poplin

Giza 87 Twill

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N° 03 · The KHAAS Experience

Four rooms. One visit.

I.

The Consultation

A chai, a conversation, an honest read of the wardrobe you already own and the days you're dressing for.

II.

The Cloth

We bring out the mills. You touch, you drape, you sit with it. No hurry. No sales talk.

III.

The Length

We cut your exact requirement and note the lining, buttons and finish — everything your tailor needs to do it justice.

IV.

The Handover

Wrapped, labelled by mill and ready for the tailor — or delivered to your address anywhere in Malwa.

N° 04 · The work, lately

On the counter,
and onto the shoulders.

A midnight-lapel tuxedo

A midnight-lapel tuxedo

Black barathea with satin peak lapels — chosen from the KHAAS wall, worn for the evening it was made for.

Ivory, in the slub

Ivory, in the slub

Natural slub cotton-linen — photographed on the counter before it went up on the wall.

Olive, off the bolt

Olive, off the bolt

A soft olive linen, folded fresh off the bolt — summer cloth for a Doaba afternoon.

The Appointment

The reserved room is open
by invitation.

Tell us who you're dressing for, and which week. We'll block the room and bring the right mills to the table.

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