Accessibility Statement

Website Accessibility, Inclusive Access and Accessibility Feedback

Last updated: 8 October 2026

This Accessibility Statement explains the approach of Mirthuni Apparel Sourcing Service, operating under the brand name Mirthuni Apparel, to making its website accessible and usable for people with different abilities, devices, browsers and assistive technologies.

Mirthuni Apparel provides apparel manufacturing, exporting and sourcing support from Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, India.

We recognise the importance of providing accessible digital information to international buyers, suppliers, business partners and other visitors, including people with disabilities.

Our aim is to improve accessibility as part of ongoing website development and maintenance.

1. Purpose and Scope

This Accessibility Statement applies to:

Official Website: https://mirthuniapparel.com/

It covers the general accessibility of public website pages, navigation, text, images, forms, interactive elements and related digital content.

Other websites operated or maintained by Mirthuni Apparel may have different accessibility characteristics and may provide their own accessibility information.

2. Our Accessibility Commitment

Mirthuni Apparel aims to make website information understandable, navigable and accessible to as many visitors as reasonably possible.

We seek to consider accessibility when developing, updating and maintaining website content and functionality.

Accessibility improvements may include clearer content organisation, readable text, descriptive links, appropriate image descriptions and compatibility with common browsers and assistive technologies.

We recognise that accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time activity.

3. Accessibility Standards and Guidelines

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), developed through the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), provide internationally recognised guidance for making digital content more accessible.

Mirthuni Apparel uses WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a reference target for accessibility improvements.

This statement does not represent that the website has undergone a complete independent accessibility audit or that every page and feature currently conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

Actual accessibility may vary depending on the page, device, browser, assistive technology and third-party components involved.

4. Website Structure and Navigation

We aim to provide website pages with understandable headings, logical content organisation and navigation that helps visitors locate relevant information.

Where practical, we seek to improve:

Consistent website navigation
Logical heading structure
Clear page titles
Descriptive navigation links
Understandable menus
Readable content organisation
Predictable page behaviour

Some elements may not function identically across all devices or assistive technologies.

5. Keyboard Accessibility

We recognise that some visitors navigate websites using keyboards rather than a mouse or touchscreen.

Our accessibility improvement goals include supporting keyboard access to important navigation links, forms and interactive website elements.

Certain third-party components, dynamic menus or embedded tools may present keyboard-navigation limitations.

Visitors who experience difficulty using keyboard navigation are encouraged to contact us.

6. Screen Readers and Assistive Technologies

We aim to present website information in a way that supports assistive technologies, including screen readers and other accessibility tools.

Relevant practices may include:

Meaningful page titles and headings
Descriptive link text
Alternative text for informative images
Understandable form labels
Appropriate content structure
Clear instructions where required

Compatibility may vary depending on the assistive technology, browser and individual website component.

7. Images and Alternative Text

Our website includes garment photographs, product illustrations, fabric images, manufacturing-related visuals and other graphical content.

Some images may be created or enhanced using artificial intelligence.

Where appropriate, we aim to provide descriptive alternative text for images that convey meaningful information.

Decorative images may not require descriptive alternative text.

Alternative text is intended to communicate the purpose or relevant information of an image rather than reproduce every visual detail.

Some older images or third-party components may have incomplete or imperfect alternative descriptions.

8. Text Readability and Visual Presentation

We aim to present website information using readable text, understandable language and appropriate visual organisation.

Accessibility considerations may include:

Readable font sizes
Clear paragraph structure
Sufficient text and background contrast
Meaningful headings
Appropriate spacing
Responsive layouts
Avoidance of unnecessary visual complexity

Actual readability may vary according to device settings, browser zoom, display characteristics and individual user needs.

9. Mobile and Responsive Accessibility

Mirthuni Apparel’s website is designed to support access through desktop computers, tablets and mobile devices.

We aim to maintain usable layouts and navigation across different screen sizes.

However, some components may display or behave differently depending on the device, browser or orientation.

Visitors experiencing mobile accessibility problems may contact us for assistance.

10. Forms and Enquiry Accessibility

Our website provides enquiry and communication functionality for prospective apparel buyers and other visitors.

We aim to make forms understandable and reasonably usable, including through clear field descriptions and instructions.

Some forms may use third-party security or verification technologies to reduce spam and automated misuse.

Such technologies may create accessibility difficulties for certain users.

If you cannot complete an enquiry form because of an accessibility barrier, you may contact us directly by email.

Alternative Contact: enquiry@mirthuniapparel.com

11. Automated Translation and Multilingual Access

Our website may offer automated translation functionality to help international visitors access information in different languages.

Automated translations may contain errors, omissions or differences in terminology.

Translation features may also behave differently when used with certain assistive technologies.

The original English-language website content is authoritative unless expressly stated otherwise.

Visitors who require clarification of translated technical or commercial information should request direct written confirmation.

12. Documents and Downloadable Resources

Certain website resources may be provided in formats such as PDF, Word documents, spreadsheets, Markdown, JSON or other digital formats.

Accessibility may vary according to the document format, content structure and software used to open the file.

Some documents may not be fully compatible with every screen reader or assistive technology.

Where reasonably practicable, visitors may request important business information in an alternative accessible format.

13. Videos and Multimedia

The website may include videos, animations or other multimedia content illustrating garments, materials, manufacturing activities or related subjects.

Some multimedia content may not include complete captions, transcripts or audio descriptions.

Where such information is important for understanding our services, visitors may request clarification or an alternative explanation.

14. Third-Party Website Components

Mirthuni Apparel uses website technologies and third-party services that may contribute to navigation, forms, translation, analytics, security or other functionality.

The accessibility of third-party components may depend on the respective provider’s implementation.

We may not have full control over the accessibility characteristics of every external component.

Where practical, identified accessibility barriers may be reviewed and addressed through configuration changes, alternative communication methods or other reasonable improvements.

15. Known and Potential Accessibility Limitations

We have not completed a comprehensive independent accessibility audit covering every public page, device, browser and assistive technology combination.

Potential accessibility limitations may include:

Incomplete alternative text on some images
Keyboard-navigation difficulties in certain interactive components
Inconsistent screen-reader behaviour
Insufficient contrast in some visual elements
Accessibility limitations in third-party forms or security tools
Multimedia without complete captions or transcripts
Downloadable documents with limited accessibility support
Automated translation inconsistencies
Dynamic content that may not work consistently with all assistive technologies

These are areas requiring assessment or possible improvement and should not be interpreted as confirmation that every listed issue currently exists.

16. Accessibility Testing and Review

Accessibility considerations may be reviewed during website development, content updates and maintenance.

Review activities may include manual checks, automated accessibility tools, browser testing and feedback from website visitors.

Automated accessibility tools can identify some issues but cannot establish complete accessibility compliance on their own.

As of the date of this statement, we do not claim completion of a comprehensive independent WCAG conformance audit.

Future accessibility reviews may lead to updates to this statement.

17. Reporting Accessibility Problems

We welcome feedback from visitors who encounter difficulties accessing website information or using website functionality.

When reporting an accessibility issue, please provide, where possible:

The page URL
A brief description of the problem
The device or browser being used
The assistive technology involved, if relevant
The information or functionality you were trying to access

Providing these details may help us understand and investigate the reported issue.

You are not required to disclose a disability or medical condition when reporting an accessibility concern.

18. Alternative Access to Information

If a visitor cannot access important website information because of an accessibility barrier, they may request assistance through our official email.

Where reasonably practicable, Mirthuni Apparel may provide clarification or relevant information through an alternative communication method or format.

The availability of a particular alternative format may depend on the nature of the information and the resources required.

19. Accessibility Feedback and Response

Accessibility feedback may be sent to:

Email: enquiry@mirthuniapparel.com

Please use the subject:

Website Accessibility Feedback

We aim to review accessibility enquiries and provide a response within a reasonable period.

Complex technical issues may require additional investigation or development work.

Submitting an accessibility report does not guarantee that every requested modification can be implemented immediately.

20. Ongoing Improvements

Mirthuni Apparel intends to consider accessibility as part of its continuing website development and content-maintenance activities.

Improvements may be prioritised according to the impact on users, the importance of affected functionality, technical feasibility and available resources.

Accessibility practices and technologies may evolve, and this statement may be revised accordingly.

21. Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Accessibility obligations can vary by jurisdiction, website purpose, business activity and the nature of services offered.

This statement describes our accessibility approach and does not constitute a declaration of legal compliance with every accessibility law applicable in every country.

Where specific statutory accessibility obligations apply, they must be evaluated according to the relevant legal requirements.

Nothing in this statement limits rights or obligations that cannot lawfully be excluded.

22. Related Policies

Visitors may also review:

Privacy Policy
Cookie Policy
GDPR and Data Protection
Terms and Conditions
Disclaimer
Imprint
Business Verification
AI Content Disclosure

These documents provide additional information about website operation, privacy, business identity and content transparency.

23. Changes to This Statement

We may update this Accessibility Statement to reflect accessibility improvements, technical changes, user feedback, testing outcomes or applicable requirements.

The latest revision date will appear at the beginning of this page.

24. Contact

For accessibility enquiries, alternative information requests or website accessibility feedback, please contact:

Mirthuni Apparel Sourcing Service

41/121, Sixth Street
Amarjothi AS Nagar
Kangeyam Road
Tiruppur – 641604
Tamil Nadu, India