How India's Textile History is Woven Into the Modern Fabric & Soft

For the WORK+SHELTER team, producing apparel and accessories in India is a joy. India has a rich history of textile production, and continues to be a global superpower in the fibers sphere today.  That means we can source top-quality materials in the same place they’re made, which saves our client partners from having to pay […]

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WORK+SHELTER on Instagram: Did you know that India is the second largest producer of textiles in the world? India's most common textile crops are cotton, silk, and jute. The video above shows

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WORK+SHELTER on Instagram: Did you know that India is the second largest producer of textiles in the world? India's most common textile crops are cotton, silk, and jute. The video above shows

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