For over five decades, Sharman Shawls has established itself as a name synonymous with luxury, innovation and uncompromising quality in the global textile industry. Present in more than 100 countries and serving over 5,000 customers worldwide, the company has built its reputation on creating
In textile processing, perfection is measured in the smallest details. A slight variation in temperature, inconsistent airflow or uneven fabric finishing can determine whether a batch meets customer expectations or falls short. For processors handling thousands of kilograms of fabric every day, consistency is not merely a quality parameter, it is the foundation of their
For textile manufacturers competing in today’s global market, the difference between success and stagnation often lies in what happens long before a finished product reaches the customer. Precision in processing, consistent quality and dependable machinery form the backbone of every export-oriented operation. It is this philosophy that has guided Jindba Textiles, one
Ludhiana has long been recognised as one of India’s most dynamic textile manufacturing hubs. From luxury woollens and premium home textiles to knitted fabrics, seamless garments and technical apparel, the city is home to companies that supply some of the world’s most demanding domestic and international brands. Their success is built on decades of manufacturing
Activewear brand TechnoSport is set to significantly scale up its manufacturing capacity over the next six months, reinforcing its growth ambitions in India’s fast-expanding performance apparel market. The company plans to increase production capacity to 40 tonnes per day, equivalent to approximately 1.5 lakh garments daily, to meet rising consumer demand.
The fibre changed. The system did not. And the industry pays every time. Before polyester, fashion’s fibres were expensive, labour-intensive and geographically constrained. Silk came from China. Wool came from farms. Cotton needed land and water. The supply chain was slow, and the product was priced accordingly. Then polyester changed the economics of the entire […]
Delayed rains, slower cotton sowing and an evolving El Niño pattern could influence fibre availability, prices and the textile value chain in the months ahead India’s South-West monsoon in 2026 has arrived with a mixed outlook, bringing cautious optimism for agriculture while raising fresh concerns for the country’s cotton and textile industry. Although the
Union Textile Minister Giriraj Singh has called on Tamil Nadu’s textile and apparel industry to accelerate investments in technical textiles and manmade fibre (MMF) manufacturing by leveraging the Centre’s Rs 11,000-crore Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, while also urging the sector to target a threefold increase in exports. Addressing industry members
After navigating one of the most challenging periods in recent history, the domestic textile and apparel (T&A) industry is increasingly looking beyond recovery towards a new phase of expansion. For nearly three years, the sector faced a combination of adverse factors—weak demand across key export markets, elevated inflation, inventory corrections by global retailers,
Colorant Limited has announced that its senior executive, Dr. Bharat Trivedi, has been awarded a Doctorate in International Trade & Marketing by GIBMS Business School (Global Institute of Business Management & Studies). The doctoral degree was conferred during the institute’s convocation ceremony held on June 24, 2026. Dr. Trivedi’s research, titled





















