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OPPORTUNITIES IN
TEXTILE, HOSIERY
AND ALLIED AREAS
Over the past years, the garment industry has
been building up on its capacities at various
levels, expanding its product base, incorporating
innovative technology, and engineering newer
avenues of business. This sector, being one of
the largest industrial sectors of the country, is a
major propellant of the economy’s growth.
Inherent issues and challenges dominate the
industry. With the changing dynamics of doing
business in a rapidly-changing global economic
scenario, the sector needs to identify scopes for
potential business ideas and overcome
challenges by converting them into fresh
opportunities.
The Indian apparel industry (including garment
retail, fashion designing and accessories
trade) is booming like never before. The rapid
increase in job opportunities and expanding
earning capabilities has resulted in the
inculcation of a brand new mindset amongst
Indian consumers. Spending on brands is no
longer an improbability, with shoppers willing
to pay for quality and premium products. The
apparel industry has benefited immensely
from these new market trends.
10 Small Business Ideas in Garment Industry
Labour problems in 70s and 80s further took the hosiery industry
away from Bengal and it lost its sheen and was no more the
primary center of the Indian Hosiery Industry. Bengal is still an
important center for the domestic hosiery production but the lack of
export production and capability is a sore point. Efforts are now
underway to regain its past glory, however a lot has to be done on
all fronts of production. The most unfortunate thing is that most of
the big domestic brands have their origin in Kolkata though
production is done more in Tirupur.
"If the Indian textile industry takes the
right steps and gets adequate policy
support from the Government, it could
cross $500 billion by 2025 from its
present size of $108 billion. This will also
catalyse another 35 million jobs and
$200 billion of investments," according
to a study report by leading textile and
polyester consulting firms Wazir
Advisors and PCI Xylenes & Polyesters.
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