1. Loyal Group: Started by South Indian visionary industrialist Karumuttu Thiagarajan Chettiar, the initial credentials of this mill were a spinning and weaving mill, which used old machines and retrenched labour.
Loyal Group comprises of four spinning mills, two weaving units, one knitting unit, one dyeing house, seven garment manufacturing units, one trading cum retail company and a joint venture trading company in Italy.
Being one of the top garment manufacturers, it has an unwavering obsession with quality.
The major subsidiaries are Loyal IRV Textiles, Loyal International Sourcing Private Limited and Sri Chintamani Textile Mills Limited.
2. Mandhana Industries: It is headquartered in Mumbai and has various manufacturing units located in various locations like Tarapur, Bengaluru and Baramati.
It is an integrated textile and apparel company with a global presence across a number of fashion brands.
With state-of-the-art designs, statistical quality control techniques, superior technology and marketing capabilities, it has become a pioneer in the modern textile revolution.
The company is capable of yarn dyeing, printing, processing, designing and garment manufacturing.
3. Bombay Rayon Fashions Ltd.: It is India's largest shirt manufacturing company.
It manufactures a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, tencel, modal, lycra, wool and various blends. Yarn-dyed fabrics, printing techniques, finishing, processing, knitting and stitching, all combine to make it a complete package of textile engineering.
With manufacturing facilities of 100 million metres per annum, garment manufacturing facilities of 60 million pieces per annum which is being expanded to 90 million pieces per annum, it has made its presence felt in the global market.
4. Nahar Group of Companies: Started as a small woollen spinning machine and hosiery manufacturer, the group has grown to become a leading textile giant in Northern India. The group now represents Oswal Woollen Mills Ltd., Nahar Spinning Mills Ltd., Monte Carlo Fashions Ltd., Cotton County Retail Ltd. and others.
Currently, the group is responsible for the production of the following materials:
Woollen products such as pullovers, cardigans, shirts, coats, baby suits, mufflers, shawls, blankets, woollen knits
Cotton/blended/knitted hosiery, pullovers, t-shirts, baby suits, ladies tops, winter thermals, tracksuits, jackets, hoodies
All types of yarns such as woollen, woollen blended, cotton, polyester-cotton, other blends, compact yarns, mercerised gassed yarns, organic cotton yarns
Knitted fabric for shirts, trousers and denim.
5. Rupa & Co. Ltd.: It is one of the largest knitwear companies in India. It was founded by the Agarwal brothers as Binod Hosiery. There are many brands under the family like Frontline, Softline, Softline Leggings, Euro, Bumchums, Torido, Thermocot, Macroman, Frontline, John. Rupa family supplies many products such as
Men's Clothing: Vests, Briefs, Drawers, Bermudas, Capris, T-shirts, Loungewear, Boxer Shorts and Sleepwear.
Women's Clothing: Bras, Panties, Camisoles and Leggings.
Children's Clothing: Baba suits, Bloomers and slips for infants/toddlers, Lounge-wear, Bermudas and T-shirts.
Winter Clothing: Many thermal clothing for both men and women.
Clothing and Us:
Along with the evolution of mankind, human needs have also changed accordingly. There was a time when we desperately needed clothes to protect us from heat, cold, rain and storms. In the medieval times, it became an essential item of dignity for some and luxury for very few. Now, it is limited to comfort, design, style and fashion. But be it any era or civilization, clothes have always represented personality, culture and tradition. And, textile manufacturers have always tried their best to meet the needs and demands of the people in India.
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