R G Textile

R G Textile is over at 69 New Bus Stand Charnio Ka Bas. Being near the new bus stand means there's always a lot of noise and people moving around. We work with fabrics and textiles all day. The shop is filled with rolls of cloth and different materials. It smells like cotton and dye in here most of the time. We aren't a big factory, just a local spot where we get things done. Charnio Ka Bas is a place where everyone seems to know everyone. We’ve been at number 69 for quite some time. The shelves are packed high with stock. Sometimes it’s hard to find exactly what you’re looking for right away, but we know where everything is. We don't really do the whole corporate professional thing. We just wear our regular clothes and work. Our sentence lengths are all over the place because we’re just regular folks. Some days the heat is a bit much, but we have a couple of fans that keep the air moving. People coming off the buses sometimes stop by just to look or ask directions. We focus on the textile orders we have on hand. It’s a steady pace. We aren't trying to be the biggest, just trying to do our work well and get the fabrics out. It’s a lot of measuring and cutting. That’s our life at the textile shop and we are used to the rhythm.