FASHION INDUSTRY

Soft, luxurious, warm, and comfortable, scarves and stole have all the qualities to be coordinated with any outer wear be it sweater, shirt, top or anything for that matter. Universally acknowledged fact, fashion and fashion trends never remain the same. Though once in a while, every trend repeats and rejuvenates itself and exerts its influence on the fashion lovers. The apparel industry is no doubt always stuck in vicious circle which goes on endlessly. Various styles have been adopted in the fashion industry owing to the weather effect, comfort and wear-ability quotient and most of the clothes never remain in vogue forever. However, scarves and stoles have been an integral part of the fashion trends and surprisingly have never been less demanded. Stoles can be an easy way to complete a look.

As the time has progressed, the fashion experts have exerted that scarves and stoles are here to stay owing to their utility and timeless style quotient. Today, there is a number of silk scarves available and in various fabrics, colors and patterns that one can go on raving about their style, comfort and designs. Cotton scarves draw a fairly good revenue on the part of Indian textile industry.

An overview of Indian textile industry India is a country of diversity, where not only different cultures or religions exist but a wide range of textiles as well. India is engaged in the production of a vast range of home furnishings, household linen, curtain tapestry, yardage and so on made of different textures and varying thickness. The industry of India exports a major chunk of versatile fabrics, bed linen, table linen, toilet and kitchen linen, towels, curtains, cushions and pads, tapestries and upholstery's, carpets and floor coverings, etc. to serve the demands of a number of handicraft lovers worldwide.

It has always been an earnest endeavor on our part to provide high quality and eco-friendly products to the world market and we have successfully accomplished the same by adopting various measures and techniques to maintain the ecological balance. In the current situation, the Indian textile industry, producing scarves, is one of the most significant industries in the world. In fact, it is the largest foreign exchange earning sector in the country. Moreover, it provides employment to over 35 million people. With direct linkages to the rural economy and the agriculture sector, it is estimated that one out of every six households in the country depends on this sector, either directly or indirectly, for its livelihood.