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RSWM Unveils Sustainable & Stylish A/W Collection

Sustainable Innovation at the Forefront

Textile giant RSWM Limited, a subsidiary of the LNJ Bhilwara Group, has unveiled its Autumn-Winter 2025-26 collection. This new line highlights their commitment to sustainability, quality, and innovation across all their divisions: Greige Yarns, Melantra, LNJ Knits, and LNJ Denim.

Natural Fibers Take Center Stage

A core focus of this season's collection is the use of natural and eco-friendly fibers like flax, hemp, ramie, nettle, jute, and banana. RSWM showcases its expertise by blending these with recycled polyester, modal, cotton, and lyocell.

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This creates high-performance yarns that are both sustainable and functional. RSWM offers a wide range of options (Ne 4.5 to Ne 30) to cater to diverse applications in clothing and home textiles. This collection aligns perfectly with the global trend towards eco-conscious textiles.

Comfort and Sophistication with LNJ Knits

"Soul - A Collection of Whispers," LNJ Knits' Autumn-Winter line, embodies both comfort and contemporary style. Inspired by the gentle winter breeze, the collection offers a variety of knitted fabrics that are not only comfortable but also aesthetically pleasing.

The color palette, inspired by WGSN's Autumn/Winter 2025-26 forecast, features muted earth tones, soft pastels, and deep, rich shades that reflect the changing seasons. This collection offers something for everyone, from luxurious loungewear and elegant casual pieces to sophisticated outerwear for men, women, and children.

Melange Yarns Find Peace

Melantra, RSWM's melange yarn division, presents its Autumn-Winter collection themed "Color of Peace." Inspired by the rustling of autumn leaves, the collection features a beautiful blend of natural fibers with cotton, recycled polyester, modal, and lyocell.

Melantra's expertise shines through in the subtle gradations and sophisticated blends, creating yarns that are peaceful to look at and touch.

Colors like almond oil, Blackberry Wine, Aquamarine, Fresh Salmon, and Orient Blue evoke feelings of tranquility and serenity. This collection combines Melantra's technological prowess with a thoughtful color strategy, offering designers and consumers a range of options to create stylish and emotionally resonant garments.

A Commitment to Sustainability and Design

"Innovation is in our DNA," said B.M. Sharma, Joint Managing Director of RSWM Limited, on the launch of these collections. "We constantly develop new, high-quality textiles that push creative boundaries and meet global standards. Our collections showcase not only these advancements but also our design philosophy and commitment to eco-friendly practices."

Earlier this year, LNJ Denim launched their well-received AW25 Echo collection, which emphasizes both modern style and environmental consciousness.

RSWM's strong manufacturing base in North India ensures efficient production and timely delivery, solidifying its position as a textile industry leader.

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Bihar's Textile Policy Draws Big Names in Garment Industry

Prominent industrialists and exporters in the garments industry have lauded Bihar's Textile Policy, recognizing it as one of the best in the country.
Key leaders from Trendsetter International, Richa Global, Shahi Exports, Texport Industries, Pearl Global, Poppys, Kaytee Corporations, Jyothi Apparel, Neeti Clothing, Fashion Neats, and other major companies attended the Textiles Investors Meet in Patna, expressing their interest in investing in Bihar.
Several industrialists visited operational factories in Muzaffarpur to assess the facilities. The event was graced by Union Textiles Minister Shri Giriraj Singh, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Kumar Sinha, and Bihar Industry Minister Shri Nitish Mishra.
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Addressing the attendees, Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh encouraged them to consider Bihar as a hub for ready-made garment (RMG) manufacturing. He emphasized that the sector has the potential to generate significant employment, with an investment of ₹1 crore potentially creating 50 to 70 jobs.

Singh highlighted Bihar's strategic position as a gateway to the Northeast, which can further enhance employment opportunities. He also suggested that the state government adopt a revenue-sharing model for specific centers, developing one cluster at a time to its full potential.

Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha praised the entrepreneurs' interest in Bihar, highlighting the state's rich cultural heritage and openness to investment. He expressed eagerness to welcome investments that can drive the state's economic growth.

Industry Minister Nitish Mishra touted Bihar's attractive policy incentives and "plug and play" facilities for investors, noting that worker efficiency would improve if they were closer to home. He thanked the RMG industrialists for their strong turnout and interest in Bihar.

AEPC Chairman Sudhir Sekhri noted that Bihar's garment exports grew by 58.6% in 2023-24, even as India's overall garment exports declined by 10.2% during the same period. Although Bihar's share in India's total apparel exports remains small, it has increased from 0.05% to 0.09%.

Sekhri urged industrialists to invest in Bihar, taking advantage of the state's supportive policies and business ecosystem. He also emphasized the importance of a domestic supply chain for realizing the ambitious 'Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan' launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Sekhri pointed out that many skilled and semi-skilled workers from Bihar are employed in major apparel hubs like Tirupur, Surat, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Chandigarh. Having these workers locally available in Bihar can reduce manufacturing costs. He also stressed the importance of timely disbursement of subsidies and incentives, along with single-window clearances, to ensure smooth operations and availability of working capital for SMEs.

The industrialists at the Textiles Investors Meet, organized by the Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC), praised Bihar's policy and efforts toward industrialization.

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