manufacturing is an integral part of textile industry that has a great impact on the overall business. The textile sector is tremendously growing, attaining more exporters and importers on the process.
Fabric exporting and importing depends on the quality of the products manufactured.The government of India has even contributed 33% of the $ 43 billion towards spinning segment of the fabric manufacturing sector.
Handmade and well as machine woven fabric is in demand by different buyers. Polyester, linen, blended, nylon, wool and cotton yarns are utilized to produce fabrics. These are usually manufactured within the textile mills, but usually pure silk and 100% fabrics are hand woven with traditional equipment, by the handloom artisans.
Fabric painting is also a very interesting part of the work of fabric manufacturers. Wholesale distribution of fabric is of great profit, as customers get the opportunity to buy in bulk and pay less. Hand painted fabrics is sold at the workshop of the artisans or they sell it in the retail stores with marginal profit.
Government must pay attention to preserve the traditional method of weaving and fabric painting, dying fabrics like bandhani, embroidery designs of Kashmir on fabrics, cotton and pure silk Saris from various parts of India with hand dyed yarn having natural colours. These have so much popularity in the market. To choose fabric a layman like me can also easily make the final call, as people touch and feel the texture of the clothe apart from the colour and design patterns made on it. Both the machine made and hand woven material for dresses and saris are judged in the same manner.
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