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WELCOME to ARdiNi BouTiQue
Terima kasih kerana mengunjungi Ardini Boutique. Kami menjual pelbagai jenis KAIN COTTON DARI ARDINI BOUTIQUE pada harga berpatutan. Sila kunjungi dari masa ke semasa untuk melihat koleksi terbaru.
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WELCOME to ARdiNi BouTiQue! Hope you'll stumble on anything that fascinates and mesmerizes you. Don’t hesitate to send me email or sms me for inquiries. Enjoy shopping!!
WELCOME to ARdiNi BouTiQue
WELCOME to ARdiNi BouTiQue! We bring all sort of cottons, from all over the world, for your viewing pleasure. Feel free to browse through the list of cottons below and shop around if you've found ones that suit you!
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Showing posts with label News and Info. Show all posts
Ardini Boutique New Collection - Kaftan, Tunic & Cardigan!!
Monday, January 30, 2012
ANtuMaLaM
CLICK HERE !!! (FB Pages) for more detail...
| Ardini Boutique new collection. Proudly showcasing our new collection consisting of Kaftan, Tunic Cardigan and Pants for Muslimah Fashion lovers. Limited edition and only 1 piece of each. First come first serve basis. To order please fill up the order form at click here >> http:// |
Any inquiries can email us at ardiniboutique@gmail.com or sms us at 013-2354188
ARdiNi BouTiQue Blouses
Monday, January 30, 2012
ANtuMaLaM
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| Memperkenalkan produk terbaru 2012 dari Ardini Boutique. . Blouse pelbagai design sesuai bagi muslimah yang gemar berfesyen. Sesuai digayakan ke pejabat juga ketika bersantai dihujung minggu bersama rakan2. . Boleh digayakan dengan skirt labuh mahupun seluar. . Dapatkan koleksi ini selagi stok masih ada. Stok adalah terhad :D Order boleh dibuat di website kami www.ardiniboutique.com atau boleh juga sms di 013-2354188.. . . . Happy Shopping ;) |
Any inquiries can email us at ardiniboutique@gmail.com
Seri Ardini di Aidilfitri Contest
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
ANtuMaLaM
ANNOUNCEMENT : Join our contest " Seri Ardini di Aidilfitri " and stand a chance to win a hamper worth RM400.. Its so easy.. Just email us your best looking photo wearing Ardini Boutique fabrics that u bought from us to ardiniboutique@gmail.com with details of your name, contact no and address. Contest end 20th Oct 2011. Don't forget to put your Raya wishes too.. Best photo and wishes will win.....Sent in your entries now... :)
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PENGUMUMAN:Sertai pertandingan "Seri Ardini di Aidilfitri". Anda berpeluang memenangi hadiah berupa hamper bernilai RM400. Emelkan gambar terbaik anda memakai baju atau fabrik yang di beli di Ardini Boutique ke ardiniboutique@gmail.com beserta butiran diri seperti Nama penuh, no utk dihubungi dan alamat. Pertandingan berakhir 20/10/11. Jangan lupa berikan ucapan Selamat Hari Raya anda yang paling kreatif juga..Gambar dan ucapan terbaik akan menang..Cepat! Hantarkan penyertaan anda sekarang.. :)
National Women's Day
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Sya
Dear Valued Customers,
I would like to wish all women's out there whether you are a housewife, Government servant, mother's, daughter or even biz women like me, HAPPY NATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 2011. As we celebrate the National Women 's Day, we acknowledge that we still have a long way to go to achieve full emancipation of women from the hardships they have experience because of their race, gender and social class. Hence, let us stand together and assist each other in achieving our goal of a better life for all. Most important is to be true to yourself and sincere in whatever you do..!
Luv,
A loving wife & mother
ArdiniBoutique
I would like to wish all women's out there whether you are a housewife, Government servant, mother's, daughter or even biz women like me, HAPPY NATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 2011. As we celebrate the National Women 's Day, we acknowledge that we still have a long way to go to achieve full emancipation of women from the hardships they have experience because of their race, gender and social class. Hence, let us stand together and assist each other in achieving our goal of a better life for all. Most important is to be true to yourself and sincere in whatever you do..!
Luv,
A loving wife & mother
ArdiniBoutique
Thank you
Monday, March 07, 2011
Sya
Dear all Valued Customers,
Thank you so much for your purchases yesterday and as token of appreciation I would like to extend the 20% discount to everyone who LIKE my fb page [ http://www.facebook.com/ArdiniBoutique ] and purchase any fabric till 13th March 2011 ( Sunday ).. So choose your favorite designs before its all GONE!
Luv,
ArdiniBoutique
Thank you so much for your purchases yesterday and as token of appreciation I would like to extend the 20% discount to everyone who LIKE my fb page [ http://www.facebook.com/ArdiniBoutique ] and purchase any fabric till 13th March 2011 ( Sunday ).. So choose your favorite designs before its all GONE!
Luv,
ArdiniBoutique
Safiyya Offer !
Sunday, March 06, 2011
ANtuMaLaM
Watch us in Safiyya @ TV9 today at 6pm...Then LIKE my page and I'll give you extra 20% discount today....Hurryy while stock last....
~History of Cotton Fabric ~
Friday, August 13, 2010
Sya
~History of Cotton Fabric ~
Cotton is the most prevalent fiber in the world. Renowned for its breathability, strength and versatility, cotton has helped shape the history of the world by clothing and protecting countless civilizations and adventurers from the effects of nature.
Derived in name from the Arabic “qutn”, cotton grows in a round boll around the seeds of the cotton plant, a thorned shrub belonging to the Malvaceae family of the genus Gossypium. Cotton is believed to have been first cultivated and spun by the Indus Valley Civilization around 4,000 B.C. Well before the emergence of Christianity, the manufacture of cotton was widespread throughout India and the Mediterranean. Arab traders introduced fine cotton fabrics to Italy and Spain the in 1st century, and the Moors brought cotton production to Spain in the 9th century. Cotton reached the shores of England in the 1600s, as the East India Company began importing delicate textiles from India.
India fell from prominence in cotton production by the 18th Century as the Industrial Revolution in Europe greatly increased cotton processing and the East India Company increasingly relied on India merely as a source of the raw material. Automated processes for separating the cotton boll from its barbed enclosure were greatly improved with the development of the cotton gin by Eli Whitney in 1793. Cotton fabric began to be produced almost exclusively in Northern Europe, to be later exported to the colonies from which the cotton fibers originated. During the US Civil War, cotton farming provided the money needed to sustain the Southern Confederacy, and after he war, previously blockaded American exports bounced back immediately due to their lower cost and excellent quality.
Today, cotton production is a billion-dollar industry. The incorporation of cotton is used in everything from personal hygiene products to hospital blankets. While the United States had historically been the world’s leading producer of cotton, today that title is held by China, which produces over 7.6 million tons of cotton annually. Cotton requires a sunny environment with moderate rainfall and little frost, resulting in large amounts of cotton grown in India, China, Egypt and the Southeastern United States.
Why is cotton so incredibly popular? Its fibers are highly porous, making cotton clothing light and breathable, but able to be woven into any desired density. This quality also enables cotton fabric to be dyed easily, making it a natural choice for designers. Cotton fabric is available in a plentitude of varieties, such as supremely soft and luxurious Sea Island and Prima Cotton, rugged and durable corduroy, industrial strength canvas, light and chic voile and organdy, and lustrous sateen and velvet.
Cotton fabric is especially soft and pleasing to the touch; and, since it is derived naturally, those with sensitive skin are able to wear the fiber without any adverse reactions. Cotton is also a fabric that responds well to sewing: it has a slight give, but is not difficult to handle, like spandex or lycra. Its drape conforms well to the curves of the body, which makes it a brilliant choice for women’s garments.
Cotton fabric is also a hugely popular choice for undergarments: it naturally wicks away moisture while retaining breathability. Cotton does not require the maintenance of silk or other fabrics: it does not need to be dry-cleaned and will not be ruined in a rainstorm. However, because the cotton fibers are so porous, shrinkage of the material is a possibility.
It is always recommended to wash cotton first before beginning any sewing endeavor. For beginners and experts alike, cotton fabric is a natural choice for fine garments, dresses, pants, shirts, baby clothing, and any other project requiring a gentle touch and long-lasting wearability.
Derived in name from the Arabic “qutn”, cotton grows in a round boll around the seeds of the cotton plant, a thorned shrub belonging to the Malvaceae family of the genus Gossypium. Cotton is believed to have been first cultivated and spun by the Indus Valley Civilization around 4,000 B.C. Well before the emergence of Christianity, the manufacture of cotton was widespread throughout India and the Mediterranean. Arab traders introduced fine cotton fabrics to Italy and Spain the in 1st century, and the Moors brought cotton production to Spain in the 9th century. Cotton reached the shores of England in the 1600s, as the East India Company began importing delicate textiles from India.
India fell from prominence in cotton production by the 18th Century as the Industrial Revolution in Europe greatly increased cotton processing and the East India Company increasingly relied on India merely as a source of the raw material. Automated processes for separating the cotton boll from its barbed enclosure were greatly improved with the development of the cotton gin by Eli Whitney in 1793. Cotton fabric began to be produced almost exclusively in Northern Europe, to be later exported to the colonies from which the cotton fibers originated. During the US Civil War, cotton farming provided the money needed to sustain the Southern Confederacy, and after he war, previously blockaded American exports bounced back immediately due to their lower cost and excellent quality.
Today, cotton production is a billion-dollar industry. The incorporation of cotton is used in everything from personal hygiene products to hospital blankets. While the United States had historically been the world’s leading producer of cotton, today that title is held by China, which produces over 7.6 million tons of cotton annually. Cotton requires a sunny environment with moderate rainfall and little frost, resulting in large amounts of cotton grown in India, China, Egypt and the Southeastern United States.
Why is cotton so incredibly popular? Its fibers are highly porous, making cotton clothing light and breathable, but able to be woven into any desired density. This quality also enables cotton fabric to be dyed easily, making it a natural choice for designers. Cotton fabric is available in a plentitude of varieties, such as supremely soft and luxurious Sea Island and Prima Cotton, rugged and durable corduroy, industrial strength canvas, light and chic voile and organdy, and lustrous sateen and velvet.
Cotton fabric is especially soft and pleasing to the touch; and, since it is derived naturally, those with sensitive skin are able to wear the fiber without any adverse reactions. Cotton is also a fabric that responds well to sewing: it has a slight give, but is not difficult to handle, like spandex or lycra. Its drape conforms well to the curves of the body, which makes it a brilliant choice for women’s garments.
Cotton fabric is also a hugely popular choice for undergarments: it naturally wicks away moisture while retaining breathability. Cotton does not require the maintenance of silk or other fabrics: it does not need to be dry-cleaned and will not be ruined in a rainstorm. However, because the cotton fibers are so porous, shrinkage of the material is a possibility.
It is always recommended to wash cotton first before beginning any sewing endeavor. For beginners and experts alike, cotton fabric is a natural choice for fine garments, dresses, pants, shirts, baby clothing, and any other project requiring a gentle touch and long-lasting wearability.
