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About us
TEXTILES DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION was founded in 2013-14 by Mrs. A.M Nadaf as an association dedicated towards to provide textile development services and materials to medical device and components manufacturers. has spent over forty years developing unique and innovative textile-based products for various technical companies.
The global textile market is experiencing significant growth, driven by the increasing demand for apparel influenced by the fashion industry and the expansion of e-commerce platforms. The market is segmented by application type, including clothing, industrial/technical, and household applications. It is further categorized by materials such as cotton, jute, silk, synthetics, and wool, with cotton leading due to its superior properties. The process segmentation includes woven and non-woven textiles, and the market is geographically segmented into all over India
Industry analysis shows that the textile market is growing at a robust growth rate, driven by high consumer spending and the influence of social media on fashion trends. The market forecast indicates continued expansion, with significant contributions from both natural fibers and synthetic materials like polyester and nylon. The rural msme textiles industry outlook reveals a shift towards sustainable products, with companies investing in eco-friendly manufacturing processes.
Market leaders are increasingly focusing on smart textiles, which incorporate materials that respond to environmental stimuli. This innovation is expected to boost the technical textiles segment. The industry reports provide a comprehensive market overview, including key statistics and market data, to offer a detailed understanding of the market trends and dynamics.
Industry research and industry information suggest that the market size and industry sales are expected to rise, driven by the demand for both natural and synthetic materials. The industry statistics indicate that the market structure is evolving, with a significant market review pointing towards the growing importance of sustainable and rural msme textiles.
Over the last decade, Textiles Development Association Karnataka (TDAK) has worked towards providing textile development services to the pharma and medicine industries. Collaborating with rural weavers, TDAK contributes to the wide-ranging textile needs in surgery and healthcare.
This is, however, only one of the many changes driven by TDAK. Founded in 2013 by Mr. A.M. Nadaf, the association has been committed to driving innovations in textiles, promoting sustainable best practices in the textile industry, and empowering rural communities via skill development.
Our Today
An Overview of What We Do
Our primary areas of expertise are sourcing, manufacturing, and processing Medical, Biomedical and Industrial fabrics. We work through the entire process chain – from polymer selection and fibre, yarn and fabric manufacturing, all the way through to fabric finishing and conversion. Our knowledge base doesn’t end there. Our experts are also skilled in product fabrication and analysis of end-use performance.
Among our endeavours to empower and strengthen rural communities are our actions towards the growth of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME). This is done by fostering job opportunities alongside education and training facilities.
We are focused on creating awareness among rural weavers about the importance of small savings. Following this goal, TDAK provides women and the underemployed members of the community with the skills to ensure financial independence via jobs in the textile field.
Textile providers in the medical industry need to uphold cleanliness and safety standards in the materials they provide to hospitals and clinics. By ensuring that non-carcinogenic, anti-microbial, and nonallergenic products reach rural health facilities in time, we also propel our commitment towards preventive healthcare and sanitation
TDAK aims to promote natural fibres like cotton and jute at an international level, alongside sustainable production techniques that reduce water and fabric wastage. We are thus dedicated to encouraging eco-friendly innovation in this industry that touches, in one form or another, the work and lives of all individuals.
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BRIEF HISTORY
TEXTILES DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION started initially as a successful EDP programmeon a Textiles cluster basis to develop the idea and secure the support of rural msme textiles industry. Particular attention was given to imparting skill development programme in the region to school dropouts, retrenched workers, unemployed/underemployed youth, and women with other key stake holders – government(central and state), industries & companies (CSR activities), other vocational training institutes with the objective of providing suitable employment opportunities.
TDA has been committed to the development of rural population. TDA’s activities range from awareness creation to stimulate small savings, preventive health care, sanitation, women empowerment, empowerment of rural msme textiles industry, environment conservation, agriculture, soil & water conservation, afforestation, vocational training, preservation of rural folklore art, empowering rural artisans, relief and rehabitation during natural calamities / disasters/ accidents.
TDA has been working as a catalyst to bring sustainable change in the lives of the underprivileged. TDA also serves the educational needs through institutes and affiliations providing full time and crash courses. TDA has gradually evolved consolidating and refining its programme to find a niche in the region.
TDA provides services in the field of technical textiles related to sourcing, manufacturing, processing and end use performance. Medical, Biomedical and Industrial Fabrics are our specialty. Our knowledge begins with polymer selection and progresses through fiber, yarn and fabric manufacturing; fabric finishing; fabric conversion; and component and product fabrication and performance. Specific services and areas of expertise include …
A Peep at History
How TDA Began
Textiles Development Association was started as an Education Development Programme (EDP) by Mr. A.M. Nadaf who was committed to nurturing self-dependence in the people and the industries of the rural communities of Karnataka. Mr Nadaf is native to the remote village of Itagi, Khanakpur Taluk, in Belgaum District. The difficulties of those sidelined by the mainstream production industry were something he witnessed first-hand.
He began by executing skill development programmes for school dropouts, retrenched workers, unemployed or underemployed youth, and women. His vision eventually grew to encompass vocational training via full-time and crash courses in textile institutes that promised suitable employment opportunities.
The Textile Industry
A Growing Market
The textile market is seeing a boom, and this rising growth rate and increase in consumer spending are often attributed to fashion and social media. However, the industry is far more technical, and its uses branch out in many directions, including the medical industry.
Different geographical states in India are segregated into categories of producers based on crop growth. There are producers of cotton, jute, silk, and wool, with cotton taking the lead in both demand and quality. While our mission is to promote India’s unique natural fibre products, there is a growing demand for synthetic fibres like polyester and nylon – a demand that is expected to grow manifold in the years to come.
Fibres require skilled handling, especially in pharma and healthcare. We at TDAK understand market segmentation and ensure textile access to each branch – the clothing industry, the technical industry, household appliances and, of course, the medical field.
A Commitment to the Future
Our association endeavours to empower rural artisans by preserving rural folklore art and inviting Indigenous capabilities into innovation. We take tangible steps to promote their work and their enterprises. Among the many ways to ensure MSME support are our efforts towards connecting rural weavers with government schemes that could benefit them. TDAK is also committed to employment generation for women and fostering an ecosystem for sustainable and eco-friendly production.
Founder
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Mrs.A.M.Nadaf a strong visionary who believed in uplifting the society and people. His foresightedness can be well depicted by his ventures. He has been involved in crafting and shaping the company and innovating the future growth opportunities. Mrs.A.M.Nadaf came from a middle level family from a remote small village – Itagi, in the Khanapur Taluk, Belgaum District.
Mrs.A.M.Nadaf wanted to bring changes to the condition of the people here. Today he is working towards the very same goal. Since the inception of Textiles Development Association, Mrs.A.M.Nadaf has been striving to better the lives of the people by guiding them towards self-dependence. He is thoroughly dedicated and determined to contribute to the lives of the underprivileged.