One approved shade card, reproduced accurately every admission cycle — mill fabric, in-house cutting, section-wise packing before the academic year opens.
Terah Tex is a school uniform manufacturer in Chennai producing shirts, pinafores, skirts, trousers, chudidhars, blazers, house T-shirts, sports kits, ties, belts and socks in bulk for schools, matriculation and CBSE institutions, colleges and hostels. Cloth is bought at mill level, cut in single lots and stitched in-house, and the approved shade card is recorded so every admission cycle matches the last.
A school uniform has to survive a child, a washing machine and a comparison with last year’s batch. The hard part is not making it once — it is making it identical again next June, which is what the recorded shade card is for.
Half and full-sleeve shirts and blouses in poly-cotton, with reinforced button plackets and collars that survive a daily wash cycle.
Box-pleat and A-line pinafores, skirts with adjustable waist, and chudidhar sets with matching dupattas in the school shade.
Grey, navy or khaki trousers, half-pants and elasticated junior shorts, cut to a size chart your school approves before bulk.
Lined blazers with woven or embroidered crest, cardigans and pullovers for winter and assembly wear.
House T-shirts in four colours, track pants, PT shorts, sports jerseys and team sets with numbers and house identification.
Striped and plain ties, elastic and buckle belts, socks, hair accessories and school bags branded to the same shade card.
School uniforms are washed four times a week by hand and machine, and parents notice fading before they notice anything else. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers for Raymond, Mafatlal, Gangotri and Qmax.
The standard for shirts, pinafores and trousers. Holds colour through repeated wash, resists shrinkage, and does not need ironing every morning.
Softer, more breathable cloth for pre-primary and junior sections, and for schools without air-conditioned classrooms.
Structured suiting cloth for blazers, house captains and ceremonial wear that has to hold shape at assembly.
Your approved shade, composition and GSM are recorded per order, so the mid-year top-up and next year’s intake both match.
Send your strength and section split today, get a costed uniform plan tomorrow.
These are the specifications we most often quote per section for Chennai schools and colleges. Pick one and the enquiry form below is pre-filled with it.
Six steps, each one signed off before the next begins. Nothing goes to bulk until you have held the sample and approved the shade.
Headcount, department split, wash cycle and the garment you use today are reviewed before anything is quoted.
Swatches and GSM options put in front of you, shade fixed against a card and recorded on file.
Pattern made, sample stitched, size-set trial kit sent to you for fit sign-off before bulk.
One lay per style, so shade does not drift between the first piece and the last.
Reinforced stitching, embroidery, printing and name patches applied in our own unit.
Measurement and finish checked, then packed size-wise in labelled cartons per section for the school store before the academic year opens.
Terah Tex manufactures uniforms for schools, colleges and institutional clients across Chennai and Tamil Nadu, alongside corporate clients including Cognizant, Nissan and Dr. Agarwal’s — the same recorded-specification discipline applies to every order.
Fabric composition, GSM, garment construction and branding priced separately — so you can compare on specification, not on a headline number.
We will call you today and send fabric options with a per-piece price within one working day.
If you already have an approved uniform, send a sample garment or a photograph — we pattern-match the existing design rather than asking you to redesign it.
Terah Tex manufactures school and college uniforms in Chennai for matriculation, CBSE and state-board schools, colleges and hostels. Cloth is bought at mill level from authorised dealers, cut in single lots and stitched in our own unit, with the approved shade card recorded so every admission cycle matches the last.
Yes. An existing garment or a clear photograph is enough to pattern-match the design, and the shade is matched against a card and approved by the school before bulk production begins.
Yes. Shirts, pinafores, skirts, trousers, chudidhars, blazers, sweaters, house T-shirts, track pants, PT kits, ties, belts, socks and hair accessories can all be produced on one order from the same shade card.
A size-set trial kit is approved first, then the order is produced against a section-wise size ratio. That ratio is recorded, so mid-year requirements and next year’s intake can be produced to match without re-measuring.
Poly-cotton in the 180 to 200 GSM range is the standard because it holds colour through repeated wash and resists shrinkage. Cotton-rich cloth is used for pre-primary and junior sections, and poly-viscose for blazers and ceremonial wear.
Yes. Orders are scheduled around the academic calendar, with sampling completed early and the bulk schedule committed in writing at order confirmation. Section-wise cartons are delivered to the school store before the year opens.
Minimum quantity depends on the garment and the fabric, because mill cloth is bought in set lengths. Shirts and house T-shirts carry lower minimums than blazers. Share your strength and section split and Terah Tex confirms the minimum for your specification.
Yes. Schools can fix specification and per-piece pricing for a defined period, so each new intake is produced at an agreed rate against the same recorded shade card.