INDIA – The New Apparel Manufacturing Center

Even though China is the world’s largest textile exporter, India has made significant strides in competing directly with Chinese counterparts. It will only be a matter of time before India takes the lead if the domestic manufacturing industry continues to expand at such a rapid pace. When one considers India’s historical textile manufacturing market, it is clear how technology and alternative methods have aided businesses in thriving and prospering.

Finding the best clothing manufacturers can be difficult. Connecting with the right manufacturers is critical for the success of your business, whether you want to start your own brand or expand your current one.

Aryan Apparels, the leading Apparel Manufacturing Company in India, has a long history of producing clothing to meet the needs and specifications of clothing brands, entrepreneurs, start-ups, wholesalers, and online retailers. You can rely on us for end-to-end services, product development, sourcing, sample production, dyeing, printing, sewing, accessorizing, packaging, and transportation!

The Indian textile industry is rapidly expanding, and here’s why…

History

India has long been one of the leading cotton apparel exporters. In fact, India once had a near-monopoly on trading cotton to the rest of the world. At the moment, it is the largest cotton exporter, accounting for nearly 25% of global cotton exports.

Rich in resources

India consistently ranks among the top three cotton producing countries, and due to rising demand for organic and sustainable fibers, India currently cultivates the majority of the world’s organic cotton. Access to raw materials is made easier and faster due to the close proximity, thanks to the implementation of a transparent supply chain.

A strong workforce

India has a large labor pool, with nearly half of its 1.2 billion population at working age. With youth constituting the majority of the population, the young workforce is energized, enthusiastic, and quick to adapt to changing market trends. Furthermore, labor costs in India are significantly lower than in other leading apparel-producing countries, allowing enterprises to maintain low and stable manufacturing costs.

An entrepreneurial mindset

A strong culture of innovation and entrepreneurship is propelling India into a circular textile economy. India manufactures card and paper by recycling organic fabrics and clothing. While creating handmade paper from cotton waste for labels and packaging, which is not a new practice in India, the quality of the packaging used by businesses adds an unparalleled value to the final product for the garment.

Contact our team of experts if you are looking for a cloth manufacturing company in India.