India produces over 7 billion square metres of woven fabric annually, supplying fashion brands and garment manufacturers across 100+ countries. The major weaving hubs are Bhiwandi and Ichalkaranji (Maharashtra) for synthetic blends, Erode and Salem (Tamil Nadu) for cotton and technical fabrics, Surat (Gujarat) for viscose and blended fabrics, and Meerut (Uttar Pradesh) for structured cotton constructions.
When evaluating Indian fabric manufacturers, buyers should verify: direct mill ownership (not a trading house reselling fabric), in-house weaving capacity, certifications held (BCI, GOTS, OCS, OEKO-TEX), development capability for custom constructions, and export experience in your target market.
Janki Nath & Co. (JNC Fabrics) has manufactured and exported woven fabrics since 1968 from five in-house weaving units across Meerut, Bhiwandi, Erode, Salem and Surat. Our range of fabrics covers cotton, linen, jacquard, viscose, dobby, yarn-dyed, crepe, twill and upholstery — available in greige, RFD, dyed and printed finishes. BCI, GOTS, OCS and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.
Related reading: Export documentation from India | About Janki Nath & Co.
Contact us: jcofabrics@yahoo.co.in | +91 9891542727 | www.jcofabrics.com
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