Indian cotton encompasses all the four major varieties of cotton known globally along with over 200 varieties and hybrids making it the widest possible range in the world. India produces extra-long staple, long staple, medium and short staple varieties that can be spun in a wide range from 6 to 120 counts presenting buyers with a bouquet of options to meet the diverse end uses

With a spectacular increase in production in the last two years, India is the world’s largest producer of organic cotton and has an annual production of over 75,000 tons, undoubtedly encouraged by the increased use of organic fibre in everything from personal care items (sanitary products, make-up removal pads, cotton puffs and ear swabs), to home furnishings (towels, bathrobes, sheets, blankets, bedding), children’s products (toys, diapers), all kinds of apparel (including work wear, sportswear and other uses), and even stationery and note cards.

Indian cotton encompasses all the four major varieties of cotton known globally along with over 200 varieties and hybrids making it the widest possible range in the world. India produces extra-long staple, long staple, medium and short staple varieties that can be spun in a wide range from 6 to 120 counts presenting buyers with a bouquet of options to meet the diverse end uses

With a spectacular increase in production in the last two years, India is the world’s largest producer of organic cotton and has an annual production of over 75,000 tons, undoubtedly encouraged by the increased use of organic fibre in everything from personal care items (sanitary products, make-up removal pads, cotton puffs and ear swabs), to home furnishings (towels, bathrobes, sheets, blankets, bedding), children’s products (toys, diapers), all kinds of apparel (including work wear, sportswear and other uses), and even stationery and note cards.