Top 12 Home Textile Manufacturers in India (2026)

Published by: Raphaël Garnier / Last updated: September 4, 2026 at 11:46

If you’re looking for the best home textile manufacturers in India, top choices in 2026 include PRIMO IN, Welspun Living, Trident, Indo Count, D’Decor, and Jaipur Rugs. Between them they cover towels, bed linen, curtains, rugs and recycled-yarn throws for buyers in the U.S., Europe, and Australia, with typical programs around 500 pieces per style and an 18% US tariff since the February 2026 deal.

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Top 12 Home Textile Manufacturers in India (2026)

The mills behind one in five US towels and the world’s number two cotton bed linen trade, plus Panipat’s recycled-yarn cluster. PRIMO IN is featured first as sourcing partner.

#1 • Featured • Sourcing Partner

PRIMO IN — Your Home Textile Sourcing Partner in India

PRIMO IN matches your home textile brief to the right Indian cluster: mill-scale towels and sheets from the giants, Karur woven kitchen linen, Panipat rugs and recycled-yarn throws, or Jaipur artisan rugs. We vet each unit, benchmark quotes, and inspect production before every payment.

Mill & cluster access OEKO-TEX / GOTS checks Quote benchmarking On-site QC, 3 checkpoints
NetworkVetted units across 6 home textile hubs
Typical MOQsAround 500 pcs/style, lower in handloom clusters
Local TeamDelhi & Jaipur sourcing and QC staff
LanguagesEnglish • French • Hindi
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Ideal for home and decor brands that want mill pricing or artisan craft without managing five clusters themselves.
  1. 2. Welspun Living

    One of the world’s largest home textile makers, around 80,000 tonnes of terry towels a year from Gujarat, claiming one in five towels sold in the US and supply to 9 of the top 10 US retailers.

    Towels 80,000 MT US retail
  2. 3. Trident

    The world’s largest towel maker by capacity: 688 looms and about 360 million pieces a year, plus 43 million metres of bed linen from Budni. Exports reach over 100 countries, with the US dominant.

    360M towels/yr Bed linen 100+ countries
  3. 4. Indo Count Industries

    Positions itself as the world’s largest bed sheet manufacturer with about 153 million metres of bedding capacity and 98% export revenue. Supplies Walmart, Target and Amazon, and owns the US brand Wamsutta.

    Bedding pure-play 153M metres GOTS + BCI
  4. 5. Himatsingka Seide

    Bengaluru group running one of the largest single-campus operations at Hassan: 61 million metres of bed linen plus 25,000 tonnes of terry, behind roughly 20 certifications including OEKO-TEX, SEDEX SMETA and BSCI.

    Single campus 20 certifications Bed + bath
  5. 6. Alok Industries

    Reliance-backed integrated mill weaving about 9 million metres of fabric a month across sheet sets, quilts, blankets and towels, shipping to 90+ countries with fibre innovations developed alongside Reliance.

    Reliance group One-stop range 90+ countries
  6. 7. D’Decor Home Fabrics

    The world’s number three curtain and upholstery fabric maker and India’s largest, about 45 million metres a year and 10,000+ copyrighted designs, exporting to 65+ countries.

    Curtains World no. 3 45M metres
  7. 8. Faze Three

    Listed specialist in bathmats, rugs, blankets and throws with eight plants including a fast-growing Panipat handloom division. Around 90% of revenue comes from exports to Walmart, Target and Sainsbury’s.

    Bathmats + rugs Panipat handloom Listed
  8. 9. Sharadha Terry Products

    Premium towel house behind the Micro Cotton brand, stocked in about 20,000 retail doors and a repeat best-vendor award winner at Macy’s. OEKO-TEX, BSCI and SEDEX certified with Supima licenses.

    Micro Cotton Premium terry Macy’s vendor
  9. 10. Premier Fine Linens

    Coimbatore luxury bed linen specialist weaving 140 to 1000 thread counts in Egyptian, Supima and organic cottons. GOTS, GRS, Fairtrade and BCI certified, with about 65% of exports going to the US.

    Luxury bedding GOTS + Fairtrade 1000 TC
  10. 11. Jaipur Rugs

    Artisan network of 40,000+ weavers across 600 villages producing hand-knotted rugs sold in 60+ countries. A social-enterprise model and design collaborations that suit premium retail programs.

    Hand-knotted 40k artisans Jaipur
  11. 12. Mittal International

    Panipat design house with over 40 years in export and 210,000 sq ft of production, covering rugs, throws, cushions and linen. Clients include Zara Home, Anthropologie, Next and Marks & Spencer.

    Panipat Design-led Zara Home

India Home Textile Market Overview (2025)

India exported about $2.13 billion of bed, table and kitchen linen in FY2024-25 and ranks as the world’s number two exporter of cotton bed linen, with roughly 17% of global trade. In terry towels it leads outright: trade data puts India at about 61% of US cotton towel import shipments, far ahead of every competing origin.

The US is the anchor market, taking around 80% of India’s bed sheet shipments, and the February 2026 trade deal matters accordingly: the tariff on Indian made-ups now stands at 18%, down from a 50% peak, restoring cost predictability for retail programs and prompting new order flow.

Scale lives in a handful of mills: Trident and Welspun together weave close to 170,000 tonnes of towels a year, Indo Count and Himatsingka add over 200 million metres of bedding, and D’Decor drives furnishing fabric. These vendors run retail-programme volumes; smaller brands get better traction in the clusters.

Each cluster has a specialty. Panipat recycles around one million tonnes of textile waste a year into blankets, rugs and throws, and supplies most of the world’s relief blankets. Karur weaves kitchen and table linen with about 350,000 cluster workers, Solapur holds a GI tag for its towels, and the Bhadohi belt makes some three quarters of India’s handmade carpets.

Plan around 500 pieces per style with 45 to 60 day lead times as the standard export pattern, lower in handloom clusters and via in-stock rug programs that ship in about three weeks. Compliance is dense across OEKO-TEX, GOTS, BCI, SEDEX and BSCI, and certificates should still be verified at the exact unit before a deposit.

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