Client: Myoho Fabrics
A sourcing-focused site for a Delhi elastic tape manufacturer, built around four product ranges and an Oeko-Tex certification that buyers need to see before they make contact.
Myoho Fabrics manufactures elastic tapes and garment tapes from Delhi, selling to garment manufacturers and sourcing buyers. In that market a website is a credibility instrument: a sourcing manager evaluating suppliers wants to know what you make, how you make it, and whether you hold the certifications their own buyers demand — and they want to know it before they spend a phone call finding out.
We structured the entire site around that evaluation sequence. The product range is presented as four clear categories — woven elastic, knitted elastic, elastic and tapes, and garment tapes — rather than as an undifferentiated product dump. A Work Process section shows how material moves through the mill, which is the question that separates a manufacturer from a trader in a buyer's mind.
The Oeko-Tex certification was given its own top-level navigation item rather than a line in the footer. For a textile component supplier that certificate is frequently the qualifying criterion, and burying it costs enquiries. Contact is deliberately frictionless — the phone number sits in the navigation itself, alongside WhatsApp, Facebook and LinkedIn — and the site carries a keyword-complete meta description targeting the elastic-tape sourcing terms buyers actually search.
Live at myohoelastics.com, serving as the mill's primary sourcing-enquiry channel.
