Export Scenario Of Readymade

Garments With Reference To T-shirt

-Presented by
Ankita Jain
Anushtha Gupta
Sanjana Goel
Sewanti Dhar
Shivani Singh

Objectives

Overview Of Textile Export Scenario Of

India
Export Data of T-shirts of India in terms
of Price and Quantity
Reason for decline in growth
Customer Countries Of T-shirt
Top T-shirt Exporters
Major Customers

Overview Of Textile Sector

Of India

1,227 textile
mills with a
spinning
capacity of
about 29
million
spindles.
Textiles and
apparel
industry is
expected to
grow to a size
of US$ 223
billion by 2021.

27% of the
foreign
exchange
earnings are
on account
of export of
textiles

Second
largest
producer of
textiles and
garments in
the world

Contributes
14% to the
industrial
production and
3% to the GDP
of the country.

Present
domestic
textile
industry is
estimated
at US$
33.23
billion

35 million
people are
directly
employed in
the textile
sector

Source: http://www.cci.in/pdfs/surveys-reports/textile-

Textile Export In India

Textiles exports stood at Rs

189,634,841.76 during April
2015January 2014
Registering a growth of 14.58 per
cent.
Garment exports from India is
expected to touch US$ 60 billion.

Export Scenario Of
T-shirt On Basis Of
Fabric Used

Source: Department of Commerce

Export Of T-shirts for the years 2012-2013 &

2013-2014 (Values in Rs. Lacs)
S.No
HSCode Commodity
.

20122013

%Sha 2013re
2014

%Sha
%Growth
re

1.

6109100 T-SHIRTS ETC OF COTTON

0

893,518. 0.54 1,053,60 0.55

59
67
9.76
31

17.92

2.

6109901 T-SHIRT ETC OF SYN FIBRES

0

95,562.8 0.05 66,078.1 0.03

5
85
1
47

-30.85

3.

6109902 T-SHIRT ETC OF ARTIFICIAL FIBRES

0

14,108.2 0.00 19,879.4 0.01

5
86
5
04

40.91

4.

6109903 T-SHIRT ETC OF SILK

0

209.85 0.00
01

465.03 0.00
02

121.60

5.

6109904 T-SHIRTS,SNGLTS AND OTHR VSTS,OF

0
WOOL/FINE ANML HAIR,NT ELSTC NOR
RUBBRZD

501.83 0.00
03

274.75 0.00
01

-45.25

6.

6109909 T-SHIRT ETC OF OTHR FIBRES

0

155,532. 0.09 347,559. 0.18

75
52
31
24

123.46
28.33

Total 6109

T-SHRTS,SNGLTS AND OTHR

VESTS,KNTTD/CRCHTD

1,159,43 0.70 1,487,86 0.78

4.11
94
6.41
10

India's Total Export

163,431,

828.96

190,501,

108.86

16.56

Source: Department of Commerce

Export Of T-shirts for the years 2013-2014 &

2014-2015 (Values in Rs. Lacs)
S.No. HSCode Commodity
1.

610910 T-SHIRTS ETC OF COTTON

00

2.

%S
%Shar %Growt
2013-2014 har 2014-2015
e
h
e
1,053,609. 0.5 1,108,308. 0.5844
76 531
76

5.19

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF SYN FIBRES

10

66,078.11 0.0 72,755.82 0.0384

347

10.11

3.

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF ARTIFICIAL FIBRES

20

19,879.45 0.0 20,848.08 0.0110

104

4.87

4.

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF SILK

30

465.03 0.0
002

364.18 0.0002

5.

610990 T-SHIRTS,SNGLTS AND OTHR VSTS,OF

40
WOOL/FINE ANML HAIR,NT ELSTC NOR
RUBBRZD

274.75 0.0
001

593.91 0.0003 116.16

6.

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF OTHR FIBRES

90

Total 6109

T-SHRTS,SNGLTS AND OTHR

VESTS,KNTTD/CRCHTD

India's Total Export

-21.69

347,559.3 0.1 516,401.8 0.2723

1 824
9

48.58

1,487,866. 0.7 1,719,272. 0.9066

41 810
62

15.55

190,501,1

08.86

189,634,8

41.76

-0.45

Source: Department of Commerce

Export Of T-shirts for the years 2014-2015 &

2015-2016 (Apr- Dec) (Values in Rs. Lacs)
S.No. HSCode

Commodity

2014-2015

%Share

20152016(AprDec)

%Share %Growth

1.

61091000

T-shirts Etc Of Cotton

1,108,308.76

0.5844

843,293.99

0.6640

2.

61099010

T-shirt Etc Of Syn Fibres

72,755.82

0.0384

49,308.37

0.0388

3.

61099020

T-shirt Etc Of Artificial Fibres

20,848.08

0.0110

7,461.01

0.0059

4.

61099030

T-shirt Etc Of Silk

364.18

0.0002

167.23

0.0001

5.

61099040

T-shirts,snglts And Othr Vsts,of Wool/Fine

Anml Hair,nt Elstc Nor Rubbrzd

593.91

0.0003

529.63

0.0004

6.

61099090

T-shirt Etc Of Othr Fibres

516,401.89

0.2723

444,621.62

0.3501

Total

6109

T-shrts,snglts And Othr Vests,knttd/Crchtd

1,719,272.62

0.9066 1,345,381.84 1.0594

India's Total Export

189,634,841.76

126,992,978.08

Source: Department of Commerce

Export Of Cotton T-shirts

(Values in Quantity)
S.No
HSCode Commodity
.
1.

610910 T-SHIRTS ETC OF COTTON

00

S.No. HSCode Commodity

1.

6109100 T-SHIRTS ETC OF COTTON

0

S.
HSCode
Commodity
No.
1. 61091000 T-SHIRTS ETC OF COTTON

2015%Growt
2016(Aprh
Dec)
NOS 653,024.3 482,566.3

1
4
2014Unit
2015

20132014%Grow
2014
2015
th
NOS 597,139. 653,024.3
9.36

25
1
Unit

2013%Growt
2014
h
NOS 537,689.2 597,139.2 11.06

5
5
Unit 2012-2013

Export Of T-shirts Made of

Synthetic Fibers (Values in
Quantity)

Source: Department of Commerce

S.No
HSCode Commodity
.
1.

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF SYN FIBRES NO

10
S

S.No
HSCode Commodity
.
1.

2015%Growt
2016(Ap
h
r-Dec)
26,534. 18,525.
18
46

2014Unit
2015

Unit

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF SYN FIBRES NO

10
S

20132014

20142015

23,634. 26,534.
12
18

%Growt
h
12.27

S.No
20122013%Growt
HSCode Commodity
Unit
.
2013
2014
h
1.
610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF SYN FIBRES NO 34,316. 23,634. -31.13
10
S
33
12

Export Of Artificial Fibre Tshirts

(Values in Quantity)

Source: Department of Commerce

S.No
HSCode Commodity
.
1.

6109902 T-SHIRT ETC OF ARTIFICIAL

0
FIBRES

S.No. HSCode Commodity

1.

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF ARTIFICIAL

20
FIBRES

S.No
HSCode Commodity
.
1.
6109902 T-SHIRT ETC OF ARTIFICIAL
0
FIBRES

2015%Growt
2016(A
h
pr-Dec)
NO 10,884.6 3,009.8
S
7
2
2014Unit
2015

2013- 2014- %Growt

2014
2015
h
NOS 9,737.4 10,884. 11.78

7
67
Unit

2012- 2013%Growt
2013 2014
h
NOS 8,324. 9,737.4 16.98

23
7
Unit

Export Of T-shirts Made of

Silk
(Values in Quantity)

Source: Department of Commerce

S.No. HSCode Commodity

1.

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF SILK

30

S.No
HSCode Commodity
.
1.
610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF SILK
30

S.N
o.
1.

HSCode

Commodity

610990
30

T-SHIRT ETC OF SILK

2015%Growt
2016(A
h
pr-Dec)
58.57 15.35

2014Unit
2015
NO
S

20132014- %Growt
2014
2015 h
NOS
41.03 58.57
42.74

Unit

Uni
t
NO
S

20122013
25.15

201
3201
4
41.0
3

%Grow
th
63.15

Source: Department of Commerce

Export Of T-shirts Made of Wool/ Fine

Animal Hair (Values in Quanitiy)
S.N
HSCode
o
1.

610990
40

S.No
HSCode
.
1. 6109904
0

S.No
HSCode
.
1.

6109904
0

Commodity
T-SHIRTS,SNGLTS AND OTHR
VSTS,OF WOOL/FINE ANML
HAIR,NT ELSTC NOR RUBBRZD
Commodity
T-SHIRTS,SNGLTS AND OTHR
VSTS,OF WOOL/FINE ANML
HAIR,NT ELSTC NOR RUBBRZD
Commodity
T-SHIRTS,SNGLTS AND OTHR
VSTS,OF WOOL/FINE ANML

201
20154%Growt
Unit
2016(Ap
201
h
r-Dec)
5
NO 42.7 19.63
S
6
2013
2014- %Growt
Unit
2015
h
2014
NOS 14.6 42.76 192.88

0
2012
2013- %Growt
Unit
2014
h
2013
NOS 54.7 14.60 -73.34

Source: Department of Commerce

Export Of T-shirts Made of Other

Fibres
(Values in Quantity)
S.N
HSCode Commodity
o.
1.

2015%Growt
2016(Apr
h
-Dec)
209,675. 166,094.
38
30

2014Unit
2015

610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF OTHR FIBRES NO

90
S

S.No
Uni 20132014%Growt
HSCode Commodity
.
t
2014
2015
h
1.
610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF OTHR FIBRES NO 144,766. 209,675. 44.84
90
S
78
38
S.No
HSCode Commodity
.
1.
610990 T-SHIRT ETC OF OTHR FIBRES
90

20122013%Growt
2013
2014
h
NO 69,094. 144,766.7 109.52
S
15
8
Unit

% Of Growth Over The Past 4 Years

(in terms of Rs)
200

150
123.46

100
116.16

50

0
% Growth

17.92
5.19

40.91
10.11
-30.85

4.87

48.58
0
-21.69

-45.25

-50

-100

T-shirt Segmentation On Basis Of Fabric

15.55
28.33

Reason For Decline In Growth

Competitive Prices of India

Export Products
Fund Flows on STARTUPS with Exaggerated
Valuation & NDAs Pro-active Investment
policies from abroad & FDI is also paving
ways to hurt India Exports.
The rupee is staying stronger at 65 than it
should be due to increased investments in
to the country via start-ups and industrial
investments. It directly means that
competing with other exporting countries
become tough.

Rising Manufacturing and Labour

Costs

Indian garment exporters, facing rising costs

and declining sales, are moving factories to
Bangladesh, risking snail-paced transportation,
thefts and erratic power supply as they seek to
benefit from wages that are one-third of those at
home and lower taxes in Western export markets.
Apparel manufacturing costs in Bangladesh
are 60% of those in India despite the
infrastructural inadequacies, according to the
Confederation of Indian Textile Industry, a lobby
group based in Delhi.
Lower labour costs- where companies pay just
$40, or about Rs 2,000, a month to a worker to
produce cheap garments compared with an

Bangladeshs clothing exports dont face

taxes in at least 37 countries, including EU
nations, Canada and Australia, a facility
given to the worlds poorest countries.
Garment sales from India attract import
duties of 8-10% in these countries.
Electricity, a key resource to wash, dry
and iron manufactured garmentscosts
more than double of what it does in
Bangladesh, and record-high cotton prices
earlier this year have increased fabric
costs.

Crude Oil affects Indian Exports

All the countries depend on the revenues

that are yielded out of their exports to
import products. Lower crude oil prices is
also one of the reason as Crude products
contribute one fifth of the Goods export of
India. If export continues to fall, It will have
greater impact on Indias GDP. But it is the
experts prediction if the global demand
increases, Indias export will march towards
growth.

Lower Demand of Goods and Products

There is a fluctuation in export due to lower

demand of goods and products across the
world and fall of commodity prices. On
accessing the export data, International
Monetary Fund and World trade organisation
has brought the target for world trade. IMF
forecast for of world trade has been
reducedto 3.2 % in 2015 comparing to 4.1 %
July forecast. Emerging markets had lowered
to 1.3% in 2015 comparing to 3.6% July
forecast.

Top T-shirt Exporters

T-shirt Manufacturer
Raja Sri Exports
Eastman Exports
Synerg
SKP- T-shirts
Manufacturers
Lovely Knitwear
Eastman Exports
Ruffles
Mohammad Ramzan
Bhat & Sons

Woven Fabric Company

Sahyog International

Knr. Clith Store

Prem Textiles

Goldway Cap House

Ritika Fashion

Desire & Creation

Little Earth Commercial Pvt. Ltd.

Saijee Impex

Fessai Exim India Pvt. Ltd.

T-shirts Dressing up the World

90% of cotton tees exported from India are made in
a South Indian town called Tirupur, a.k.a. the Dollar
City.
62% of Americans claim to own at least ten tees, and
odds are high that some of them were shipped from
Tirupur.
600% is the average appreciation in the price of a tee
by the time it the reaches First World buyers in love
with American or European tags.

Major Customers
Brands

Customer Countries Of Tshirt

Sources Best Quality T Shirt From Indian Manufacturers And

Exporters

Major Sea Shipment Ports In

India

SWOT Analysis Of Export Scenario Of Tshirt In India

Suggestions
The government should concentrate on removing the capacity
constraints on the infrastructure efforts must be made to
encourage vertical set-ups required for the industry.
The export benefits and incentives for exporters must be such
as to enable them to compete with a lower price and are at
least at par with their counterparts in other countries.
Restructuring of the loans without any additional provision is
to be done by the banks.
24 hrs uninterrupted power supply is required for textile units.
Implementation of latest technology in Effluent treatment
plants to meet the norms of Pollution Control Board.
Government should come out with incentive schemes for
garment manufacturers.

References

http://tirupurexportcompany.com/indias-exportdecline-will-continue-this-year-know-why/
https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Indian-export-isdecreasing-since-last-10-months
http://www.livemint.com/HomePage/bYqYY0jv64BtzFWLtVzGCP/Indian-garmentmakers-head-to-Bangladesh-as-costs-saleshur.html

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