India’s Top Textile Consultants Under One Roof

Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh is the second largest producer of cotton and raw silk in India. The state has a strong textile industry base consisting of handlooms, handicrafts, spinning and processing units. The state has integrated apparel city in Vizag with an innovative concept of ‘Fibre to Store’. The government is providing a lot of initiatives for the sector such as offering land for the establishment of textile and apparel parks, training programs, etc. The state has a good number of textile industries in the districts of Guntur, Chittoor, Kadapa and Kurnool.

Gujarat

Gujarat is one of the largest producers of cotton in the country, with a share of one-third of the total production of cotton in India. It is the largest manufacturer of filament and man-made fabric. It is also the second-largest manufacturer of cotton fabric in the country. Gujarat produces around one-fourth of technical textiles in India. The state has the highest number of textile processing units in India. The textile industry in Gujarat is supported by the business friendly policies of the state government.

Karnataka

Karnataka is well known for silk and traditional weaving in the country. It is the largest producer of mulberry silk in India. There are more than 40,000 handlooms and 1,20,000 power looms in the state. Karnataka is one of the pioneers in the modern textile industry in India. The state accounts for about 20% of the garment production in the country and is known as the garment capital of India. It is also of the leading producers of technical textiles in India with a huge potential for future growth.

Maharashtra

Maharashtra is one of the most industrialized states in India and has a robust infrastructure to support the textile industry in the state. The state produces one-fourth of the total cotton in the country. The government is also taking necessary steps to promote the textile industry in Maharashtra. The government established several textile parks in Maharashtra in Thane, Solapur, Kolhapur, Nagpur, Pune and Nandurbar with facilities such as research and development laboratory, trade centre, management and training centre, product and process development laboratory, etc.

Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu accounts for over one-third of the total textile business in India and is home to half of the total textile mills in the country. Tamil Nadu is the largest producer and exporter of cotton yarns in India. The state is known as the yarn bowl of India and produces 40% of the total yarn in the country. It is one of the leading producers of technical textiles in India. The state also very good infrastructure supporting the textile industry with textile clusters in Tirpur, Coimbatore, Madurai, Chennai and Karur.

Telangana

Telangana has a rich diverse heritage in textiles, given its multicultural society with different customs. It is the third largest cotton producing state in the country and produces around 5 million bales of cotton annually. The state has more than 50,000 power looms and 17,000 handlooms. The state government provides various initiatives such as financial assistance, operational assistance, infrastructure support, etc. The government has also formulated policies by identifying the textile industry as a focus sector, offering a conductive environment for business and attract new investments into the state.

Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh ranks third in the cotton textiles in India. Kanpur city in the state is known as the Manchester of the East because of the large number of textile mills present in the city. The state government with an objective to make Uttar Pradesh textile and apparel hub in India is taking several initiatives such as setting up integrated textile and apparel parks and several others to attract investors.