Star Lace

We are tucked away behind the sub jail on Ring Road, specifically at units 85 and 86 in the Khatodara GIDC. Being in an industrial zone like this means there's always something going on nearby. It’s not the easiest place to describe to people over the phone, so we usually just tell them to look for the jail and then go around back. We’ve got a lot of lace around here. It’s everywhere you look—boxes of it, rolls of it, and little scraps on the floor that we have to sweep up at the end of the day. It’s a bit of a mess sometimes, especially when we’re in the middle of a big order. The machines have a certain rhythm that you get used to after a while. We aren't some massive corporation with a glossy lobby. It’s just a functional workspace where we focus on the task at hand. Sometimes the heat in the GIDC gets to be a bit much, but we keep the fans going and keep moving. Most of our regular visitors are people from other businesses around here who need a specific trim or lace for their own projects. We don't do anything flashy. We just make sure the lace is ready and that it looks the way it’s supposed to look. It’s a lot of manual work, checking the threads and making sure the patterns are right. We’ve been at this for a bit now and know the material.