Trade partnerships
Become a Double Kissan Dealer or Distributor
What you would be selling
A single product family with six weights and three colours, made at our own facility in Bareilly. That simplicity is the commercial point: one supplier covers a farmer buying a threshing-floor cover, a transporter buying truck sheets and a builder buying site covers, without you carrying three unrelated ranges.
- Six standard GSM options: 80, 100, 120, 160, 180 and 200.
- Blue, yellow and transparent as standard across the range.
- Custom sizes available for your larger customers, made to order.
- The same specification on repeat orders, so your customers get consistency.
Who this suits
The arrangement works best with businesses that already have the customers, not with those hoping the product will find them.
An existing trade customer base
Agricultural inputs, hardware, transport supplies, building materials or general wholesale — anywhere covering material is already being asked for.
Storage and handling capacity
Tarpaulin is bulky. Holding useful stock takes real space, and stock held badly does not sell well.
Working capital to hold inventory
This is a stocking relationship. Demand in most Indian markets is seasonal, which means buying ahead of the season.
Willingness to learn the product
The dealers who do best can explain why a customer wants 120 rather than 160 GSM. Our resources section exists partly for that.
The process
How an application is assessed
Four steps. Nothing is committed on either side until the terms are in writing.
You send the application
Your business, the territory you cover, the customers you already serve and the volume you expect to move.
We review the fit
Against existing coverage in that market and against what the arrangement would need from both sides.
Commercial discussion
Trade terms, stocking expectation, order quantities and any territory arrangement — discussed directly, not assumed from a brochure.
Written terms and first order
Terms confirmed in writing, then your opening stock order is produced and dispatched.
What we will not tell you
We will not quote a guaranteed margin, project your monthly income, or promise exclusivity before a conversation. Those numbers depend on your buying quantity, your market and your pricing — and a supplier who states them upfront is guessing about your business.
- Arrangement
- Trade supply, business to business
- Product
- HDPE tarpaulin, 6 GSM, 3 colours
- Territory
- Discussed case by case
- Margin published
- No — depends on your market
- Income guaranteed
- No
- Stock required
- Yes, this is a stocking relationship
- Terms
- Confirmed in writing before first order
Dealership questions, answered directly
What margin do Double Kissan dealers make?
We do not publish margin or income figures, because they depend on your buying quantity, your market and how you price. Anyone advertising a guaranteed dealer margin before seeing your business is selling you something other than tarpaulin.
Is territory exclusivity offered?
Territory arrangements are discussed case by case and depend on the market and the commitment involved. Nothing is promised in advance of that discussion.
What kind of business suits a Double Kissan dealership?
Established trade businesses that already reach the relevant buyers — agricultural inputs, hardware, transport supplies, general wholesale — and that have storage space and a working capital position to hold stock.
Is there a joining fee or deposit?
Commercial terms including any security arrangement are discussed at the application stage and confirmed in writing. They are not published here because they depend on the arrangement.
Is this a job or an income opportunity?
Neither. It is a trade supply arrangement between two businesses. You buy stock, you sell it, and the commercial outcome is yours.
What support is provided to dealers?
Product supply against a consistent specification, product information and technical answers for your customers, and continuity of the same specification on repeat orders. Specific support arrangements are agreed individually.