Cotton canvas
330 – 800 GSM- Build
- Plain & basket-woven cotton
- Best for
- Tote & sling bags, shoes, aprons
Mill-direct · Pilkhuwa, Uttar Pradesh
Canvas measured
in grams, trusted
by the metre.
KKASA weaves and finishes canvas, cotton & poly duck, geotextile and geobags — from a light sheeting to a heavy belting cloth — and stitched it into tote bags, sling bags and tarpaulins that leave our floor ready to ship.
What GSM actually feels like
Drag the weight. Watch the cloth answer.
GSM — grams per square metre — is the number every fabric order turns on. Pull the slider and the weave tightens, the hand gets heavier, and we'll tell you exactly what that cloth is good for.
380
grams / m²
Structural light canvas
- Hand & drape
- Crisp, holds a fold, hard-wearing
- Typical cloth
- Cotton canvas · 320–470 GSM
- Made into
- Sling & tote bags, shoes, aprons
The canvas range
Woven cloths, from sheeting to belting.
Every cloth is woven and finished on our own looms, so the GSM you approve on the sample is the GSM that arrives. Tell us the weight and width; we'll send the swatch.
Cotton duck fabric
210 – 320 GSM- Build
- Tightly woven heavy cotton
- Best for
- Heavy bags, tents, work wear
Dyed canvas
220 – 900 GSM- Build
- Piece-dyed, colour-fast
- Best for
- Retail bags, upholstery, shades
Polyester canvas
230 – 600 GSM- Build
- Spun polyester, weather-resistant
- Best for
- Outdoor covers, awnings, bags
Sheeting fabric
120 – 150 GSM- Build
- Wide plain-woven cotton
- Best for
- Bed sheets, packaging, lining
Casement fabric
190 – 200 GSM- Build
- Medium open plain weave
- Best for
- Curtains, furnishing, drapes
Filter fabric
300 – 900 GSM- Build
- Woven industrial filtration cloth
- Best for
- Liquid & dust filtration, presses
Belting fabric
700 – 900 GSM- Build
- Heavy reinforced woven
- Best for
- Conveyor belts, strapping, hose
Geotextile & geobags
Technical fabric for ground that has to hold.
The same looms that make canvas make engineered geosynthetics — woven and non-woven — and the geobags sewn from them, for drainage, separation, erosion and flood control.
Woven geotextile
120 – 400 GSM- Fibre
- High-tensile PP / PET
- Best for
- Road base, separation, reinforcement
Non-woven geotextile
100 – 800 GSM- Fibre
- Needle-punched PP / PET
- Best for
- Drainage, filtration, protection
Woven geobag
Made to size- Build
- Sewn from woven geotextile
- Best for
- River training, flood & shore defence
Non-woven geobag
Made to size- Build
- Sewn from non-woven geotextile
- Best for
- Dewatering, sediment containment
Cut & sewn on-site
Bags and covers, made from our own cloth.
Every piece is made to order — your fabric, size, colour and print. These are starting points, not a fixed range. Send a brief and we'll quote it.
Yarn to dispatch
One floor, seven stages, no hand-offs.
Weaving, dyeing, finishing and stitching all happen under our own roof, so we hold quality — and lead time — at every stage. These run in order; nothing leaves a stage until it's checked.
01
Yarn intake
Cotton and polyester yarn graded to the count each cloth needs.
02
Weaving
Looms set the GSM, weave and width — sheeting to belting.
03
Dyeing & finishing
Piece dyeing, then water-repellent and other finishes.
04
Cutting
Layered and pattern-cut to the spec of each order.
05
Stitching
Single-needle and bartack lines build bags and geobags.
06
Quality check
GSM, colour-fastness and load checked before sign-off.
07
Baling & dispatch
Pressed, labelled and palletised for road or container.
—
On your dock
Domestic or export, with documentation handled end to end.
40yrs
On the loom · father to son
Sarthak joined at 16
One family · one floor
Father and son in Pilkhuwa
About KKASA Textile Exports
Pilkhuwa has woven cloth for longer than anyone can remember, and KKASA is the family's own mill on that floor — young, but built on four decades of the loom.
Sarthak Gupta stepped into the business at sixteen, learning the trade under his father, Abhay Gupta, who has spent forty years at the loom. Today Sarthak runs the mill — weaving, dyeing, finishing and stitching under one roof — supplying traders, fabricators and buyers with canvas, geotextile and finished bags. We weave to order and check every roll by hand.
We don't publish a price list, because no two orders are alike. Tell us the cloth, the weight and the quantity, and we'll quote it honestly.
On-site weaving
Piece dyeing
GSM-tested rolls
Geotextile to spec
Made to order
The peeps at the loom
The names behind KKASA.
The wordmark carries the family that runs the mill. The four below work the same floor in Pilkhuwa, Uttar Pradesh.
Abhay Gupta
ChairmanForty years on the loom. Sets the standard every roll is measured against.
Sarthak Gupta
CEO & ProprietorRuns the mill day to day — orders, output and the people who make them.
Vanshika Gupta
CTOBrings the looms and the ledger online — systems, data and dispatch.
Deepika Gupta
Creative DesignerTurns cloth into product — prints, palettes and the finished bag.