Naveen Fabs, established in 2008, stands as one of India's pioneering companies, thriving in today's competitive market with exceptional business expertise.
Naveen Fabs, established in 2008, stands as one of India's pioneering companies, thriving in today's competitive market with exceptional business expertise.
Our advanced digital textile printing technology is designed specifically for cotton fabrics, allowing us to deliver stunning, vibrant designs with remarkable detail and precision. Whether you’re looking for bold patterns or intricate graphics, our printing process ensures:
Our digital prints maintain the softness and breathability of cotton while providing vivid colors that stand out.
We offer fully customized printing solutions to match your specific design requirements, ensuring your brand’s unique identity is reflected in every piece.
We prioritize sustainability, using eco-friendly inks and processes that minimize environmental impact while delivering exceptional results.
With a production capacity of 5000 meters per day, our facility is equipped to manage both small and large orders efficiently, ensuring timely delivery while maintaining the highest quality standards.
In addition to our printing capabilities, Naveen Fabs boasts an extensive range of imported knitted fabrics. Our collection is curated to provide high-quality materials that meet the demands of modern fashion and textile applications:
We offer a wide variety of knitted fabrics, including jersey, rib, and interlock, available in various weights, textures, and colors.
Sourced from trusted suppliers, our imported fabrics are known for their durability and comfort, making them ideal for a range of clothing and textile applications.
Our knitting divisions focus on current trends, ensuring that you have access to the latest styles and patterns to keep your offerings fresh and appealing.
With our sophisticated machinery—which includes a single jersey auto stripper, a rib jacquard auto stripper, and a rib & interlock auto stripper—we are able to produce textiles at a rate of 6000 kg/day.
