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A craft older than the

company.

Mallika Coir Products makes one thing, properly natural coir fabric, hand-processed on the backwaters of Kerala.

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Our Story

Rooted in a village

built for export.

Mallika Coir Products is based in Alappuzha district, Kerala a coastline where coir-making has been a way of life for generations. We make one product: a natural coir fabric, woven from hand-spun coconut husk yarn, supplied to specification for erosion control, agriculture, and land restoration projects around the world.

The name Mallika means jasmine something small, persistent, and quietly fragrant. That is the standard we hold our work to.

We are not a trading house and we do not resell. Every roll that leaves our workshop was retted, spun, and woven within the same district it is labelled from.

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The people

We honor the makers as much

as the material.

Coir spinning in Kerala is largely the work of women, seated at the ratt the traditional hand-operated spinning wheel — drawing fibre into yarn with a skill passed down through generations.

Mallika works directly with coir artisan cooperatives in Alappuzha district. No subcontractors. No middlemen. Fair wages, consistent order volumes, long-term relationships.

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The process

From husk to fabric five steps,

no shortcuts.

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1

Retting

Fresh coconut husks are bundled and submerged in the backwater for four to eight weeks. The brackish water softens the husk and loosens the long golden fibres from the woody core. This step cannot be rushed without compromising fibre quality.

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2

Defibring

Retted husks are beaten to separate the long, spinnable fibre from the shorter bristle and pith. Only the long fibre goes forward into yarn.

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3

Spinning

The fibre is fed into the ratt by hand, drawn and twisted into yarn in a single continuous motion. The evenness of the yarn depends entirely on the skill of the spinner this is the step machines have never replaced well.

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4

Weaving

Yarn is woven into the net-type fabric structure at the specified GSM and width engineered for strength and an open weave that allows vegetation to establish through it.

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5

Finishing & Inspection

Every roll is trimmed, wound, and visually inspected before packing. A person checks every roll. No automated quality control replaces that.

Our position

We chose to do

one thing well.

Many coir suppliers spread across rope, matting, doormats, and fibre. We chose to specialise in a single product natural coir fabric and get very good at the variations that actually matter to the people who buy it: GSM, weave density, roll width, and roll length.

That focus means tighter quality control, more consistent lead times, and a team that can answer a technical specification question in detail, not in generalities.

If your project needs a natural, biodegradable geotextile, this is what we make. Nothing else, nothing less.

Export standard

Documented, verified,

ready to ship.

Every order leaves Kerala with the paperwork an international buyer needs, prepared in-house:

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Phytosanitary Certificate

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Certificate of Analysis (COA)

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Certificate of Origin (Kerala, India)

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GST Invoice & Packing List

Want to know more before

you specify?

We're happy to walk you through the weave, the GSM options, or the durability data for your specific application.

Woven by hand. Rooted in Kerala.


© 2026 Mallika Coir Works : All products 100% natural coir

Cherthala, Kerala, India