# M. Jiju Silk Mills

Mulberry Silk Yarns and Raw Materials for Textile Buyers

Bangalore manufacturer and exporter supplying the full denier range of raw silk, spun and thrown yarns, and silk by-products to mills, weavers, and importers worldwide.

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- Language: en
- Last updated: 2026-09-23

## Supplier facts

- Supplier type: both
- Export markets: US, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Brazil and others
- HS codes: 5002.00, 5003.00, 5004.00, 5006.00, 5005.00
- Product categories: Silk Yarn, Spun Silk Yarn, Twisted Silk Yarn, Raw Silk, Dupion Silk Yarn, Knitting and Crocheting Yarn, Silk Waste, Kibisu, Degummed Bisu, Silk Wadding, Cut Cocoons, Silk Yarns, Mulberry Raw Silk, Thrown Silk, Handwork Yarn, Fancy & Novelty Yarn, Natural Fibres, Textile Raw Materials
- Years in business: 27+ (est. 1997)
- Base: Bangalore, India

## Silk Yarns and Raw Materials (6)

### Mulberry Raw Silk
Reeled continuous-filament mulberry raw silk in five denier grades (13/15D through 50/70D), Indian or Chinese origin, suitable for warp, weft, and knitwear.
- 13/15D ultra-fine warp grade
- 20/22D standard apparel grade
- 27/29D medium weaving grade
- 40/44D and 50/70D heavy and knitwear grades
- Denier: 13/15D
- Grade / Use: Ultra-fine warp
- Fibre: Mulberry raw silk (Bombyx mori)
- Construction: Continuous reeled filament
- Origins: Indian and Chinese listings
- Applications: High-density weaving, warp preparation, fine machine knitting

### Spun Silk Yarn
Machine-spun and hand-spun yarns from short-staple silk fibres and cocoon fragments, available in multiple counts (NM 2.5 to NM 7/2), hanks, skeins, or cones, natural ecru and dyed.
- Duke Single Ply (NM 2.5, 250 yd/100 g)
- Duke 2 Ply (NM 2.5/2, 125 yd/100 g)
- Fine Duke (NM 4, 325 yd/100 g)
- Phoenix (NM 7/2, 350 yd/100 g)
- Raw Material: Silk cocoon fragments
- Spun Types: Machine-spun & hand-spun
- Novelty: Fancy & textured styles
- Application: Knitting, crochet, weaving
- Colours: Natural ecru & dyed runs
- Put-up: Hanks, skeins, or cones

### Thrown and Handwork Silk Yarn
100% pure silk thrown and hand-spun yarns for embroidery, fine weaving, and knitting, including recycled sari silk and bulky handwork counts.
- Thrown Silk Yarn (High-Tensile, Indian and Chinese listings)
- Hand Spun Thrown Silk Yarn (NM 1, 100 yd/100 g, bulky)
- Recycled Sari Silk Yarn (NM 1, 100 yd/100 g, 8, 10 mm needle)

### Fancy and Novelty Silk Yarn
Hand-spun and machine-spun decorative silk yarns with sequin, bead, shimmer, glitter, zari, crystal, or multicolor effects; counts and put-up confirmed on enquiry.
- Kohinoor Multicolor (NM 2, 80 yd/100 g)
- Sequin Silk Novelty Yarn
- Beaded Silk Novelty Yarn
- Shimmer / Glitter / Zari and Crystal Silk Novelty Yarns

### Silk Waste and By-products
Manually sorted mulberry silk by-products across three quality grades, kibisu, degummed bisu, silk waste, and silk wadding, for blending, spinning, and industrial use.
- Kibisu Grade A, B, and C
- Degummed Bisu
- Silk Wadding (oblong sheets, white and natural yellow)
- Silk Waste

### Cut Cocoons
Preserved intact pierced and cut mulberry cocoon shells in Grade A and Grade B, supplied for craft embellishment, novelty yarn spinning, jewellery, and felting.
- Cut Cocoons Grade A (craft and spinning stock)
- Cut Cocoons Grade B (novelty yarn spinning and felting)

## FAQ

**What types of silk materials does M. Jiju Silk Mills supply?**

The company supplies mulberry raw silk (reeled continuous filament, 13/15D to 50/70D), spun silk yarn (machine-spun and hand-spun), thrown silk yarn, fancy and novelty silk yarns, kibisu silk waste in three grades, degummed bisu, silk wadding, silk waste, and cut cocoons. All materials fall under HS codes 5002.00, 5003.00, 5004.00, 5005.00, and 5006.00.

**Is M. Jiju Silk Mills a manufacturer, trader, or both?**

The company operates as both a processor/manufacturer and a trader. Activities include processing, import, export, and wholesale from its Bangalore base.

**Which countries does the company export to?**

The company exports to buyers in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, and Brazil, among other markets. Buyers from other regions are welcome to enquire.

**What denier grades of mulberry raw silk are available?**

Five standard denier grades are listed: 13/15D (ultra-fine warp), 20/22D (standard apparel), 27/29D (medium weaving), 40/44D (heavy warp/weft), and 50/70D (coarse and knitwear). Both Indian and Chinese origin are available across grades.

**Are silk by-products such as kibisu and silk waste available for export?**

Yes. Kibisu is supplied in three manually sorted grades (A, B, and C) suited to different end uses from fine blending to coarse yarn and fillings. Silk wadding, degummed bisu, silk waste, and cut cocoons are also available. Specific grade availability should be confirmed at the time of enquiry.

**How do I request pricing or samples?**

Use the enquiry form on this page to describe the material, denier or count, quantity, and destination country. The team will respond with pricing and available options. For sample requests, include that detail in the message field.

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