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Selecting the right fabric is a crucial first step in transforming a design into reality, where innovation, sustainability, and artistry come together to shape the future of fashion. Equally important is choosing the right location for sourcing, as it significantly influences the effectiveness of the strategy. Gandhinagar Market in Delhi, located in the eastern part of the city, is a prominent hub for textile sourcing. It serves as a vital center for fabric, apparel, and garment traders, attracting buyers from across India and neighboring countries. The market offers a vast selection of products, including cotton, silk, synthetic fabrics, and ready-made garments, making it a preferred destination for retailers, manufacturers, and designers alike. For anyone in the fashion industry, this market remains a go-to place for raw material sourcing and inspiration. #Sourcing #Gandhinagar #Rawmaterial #Apparel #Fashion #HomeTextile

Textile industry insiders in Surat said they are getting enquiries for the production and supply of ready-to-wear garments from such brands. If these materialise into orders, they estimate the growth of Surat's garment sector could accelerate to 20-25%, from the current 12% a year. Textile hubs in Tamil Nadu, Punjab and Noida too could benefit from new orders, they said. Many brands, both global and local, that were procuring garments from Bangladesh are now looking at Indian manufacturers to meet their demand, as they grow increasingly uncomfortable with continuing instability in the neighbouring country. #textile #industry #Surat #India

🌍 Opportunities Knock for India’s Textile Industry! 🇮🇳 Exciting times for Indian garment manufacturers! With global and local brands shifting focus from traditional sourcing hubs like Bangladesh due to instability, India is emerging as a preferred alternative. Surat, along with textile hubs in Tamil Nadu, Punjab, and Noida, is witnessing a surge in inquiries for ready-to-wear garments. For exporters ,this opens up tremendous possibilities to showcase India’s unmatched craftsmanship, reliability, and quality. A projected growth of 20-25% in the garment sector could be a reality if we continue to deliver excellence. Let’s gear up to make India a global leader in garment manufacturing and exports! #MakeInIndia #TextileIndustry #GlobalTrade #IndianManufacturer#

To know what obstacles were faced during expanding the brand, learn directly from the man behind Next2Skin. Let us know your thoughts in the comments. 📍Nashik | Surat | Nagpur | Jalgaon | Sangamner #Next2Skin #FashionIndustry #Apparel #ClothingStore #Fashion #MensFashion #WomensFashion

Mittal Life Style Limited announced today, that it has secured orders worth approximately ₹5 crore for supplying denim fabrics to vendors of Arvind Lifestyle Brands Limited and Myntra Designs Private Limited. https://trib.al/tHcOmg4

Gargi by P N Gadgil & Sons opens its 25th Shoppers Stop shop-in-shop Fashion jewellery brand Gargi by P N Gadgil & Sons (PNGS) has announced the opening of its 25th Shoppers Stop Shop-In-Store (SIS) in Mohali, Punjab, on June 17th. This follows recent openings in Surat and Cyberabad, Telangana. Aditya Modak Amit Modak PNG Sons (P N Gadgil And Sons Ltd) Gargibypng India Fashion Forum Anjali Sondhi Nikhil Behl Lokesh Chopra #FashionNews #FashionUpdates #BoFDaily #BoFNews #BoFUpdates

Time to shake things up and try something new! Get ready to embrace the latest fashion trends of 2024 that are breaking boundaries and pushing the limits. From unconventional patterns to bold accessories, these styles will make you stand out from the crowd! Are you ready to unleash your fashionista side? 💃✨ #iifd #iifdchandigarh #chandigarh #fashion #fashiondesign #fashiontrends #fashiontips #fashioncollege

#BrandsThatNeverTookOff #PaoBhaji #HuntedAndGatheredStreetWear #ExportSurplusFashionwear This was a label for garments I created in the early 2000s, screen-printed on a cotton narrow fabric used for canvas school bags! Pao Bhaji is a popular Mumbai street food made from a mix of leftover vegetables at the end of the day with vegetable sellers, available cheap for everyone. I had that so much fabric goes waste, as extra production or rejections on export orders and available by weight, why cannot a fashion brand be created stitching those fabrics into contemporary garments. What's available on streets in Janpath or Sarojini Nagar or street-fashion equivalents everywhere, are readymade garments leftover from exports via rejection with minimal faults, known as #exportsurplus. The surplus fabrics are of no value unless stitched. This was too early as no e-commerce and logistics, and you needed volumes to get the stitching sweatshops to stitch them, retail tailors being too expensive! #BeingBeforeTime #TimingIsEssential