Interviews with Experts - Fiber2Fashion

Face2Face

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Neha Jhunjhunwala
Director-Marketing & Sales

Clients look to Sarla as trusted advisors and partners

Rakesh Mehra
Chairman

AP Singhal
Managing Director

Chandresh Shyani
Director

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Industry Speak

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Our popular products are silk sarees and salwars

Sanmugamagesh
General Manager, TAILYOU (The Chennai Silks)

We firmly believe in creating win-win scenarios

Yash Singhal
Director, Hancock Fashion

To become leader of quality denim

Abdullah Mohammad Saad Hossain
Managing Director, Saad Group

Editor's Pick

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We prioritise making our machines user-friendly

Parthiv Panchal
Director, ONYX Machinery Private Limited

Textile and apparel industry will reach new highs

T Rajkumar
Chairman, Confederation of Indian Textile Industry

Producing fabric for the nation

Rajendra Agarwal
Managing Director, Donear Group Companies

Fashion Talk

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I produce only one collection per year

Teodora Mitrovska
Designer, Label - T*MITROVSKA

Leocé as a brand is classic and elegant and focuses on the details

George Stander
Designer, Label - Leocé

South Asia has always been adept when it comes to sustainability

Runa Ray
Fashion Designer, Label - Runa Ray

Management Dialogue

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E-textiles are limited by cost and ability to scale

Loomia designs and manufactures soft circuit systems that can be produced at scale. The company's technology can add functionality to textiles in automotive, consumer apparel and industrial environments. Loomia works with a range of companies who...

Madison Maxey
Founder | Loomia

We see good growth potential for Indian techtextiles in automotive, geotextiles

The Indian market has huge potential in technical textiles, and by far, China is the biggest market for technical textiles today. <b>Eric Scholler</b>, member of the executive board of Groz-Beckert discusses the potential markets for technical...

Eric Scholler
Member of the executive board | Groz-Beckert

A power-packed yarn

<div>A team of scientists and researchers have discovered twistrons, high-tech yarns that generate electricity when stretched or twisted. The development is significant since electronic textiles are of major commercial interest, writes <b><i>Savita...