Vishal Fabrics Highlights Sustainability Efforts Across Denim Manufacturing

On the occasion of World Environment Day, Vishal Fabrics Limited outlined its ongoing sustainability initiatives across manufacturing operations, highlighting efforts related to water conservation, renewable energy adoption and responsible sourcing within its denim production ecosystem.

Commenting on World Environment Day, Suketu Shah, CEO & Business Head, VISHAL FABRICS LIMITED, said:

"Denim is one of fashion's most enduring materials and that permanence is extended to how we make it. At Vishal Fabrics, sustainability is not a compliance checkbox; it is the benchmark of a manufacturer built to last. We have always believed that true quality goes beyond what you can touch and feel. It lives in every litre of water we recover - today, our Zero Liquid Discharge system recycles 97% of all water used in production. It lives in the energy we generate - 40% of our electricity comes from on-site solar power, with an active transition from coal to biomass already underway. It lives in the standards we hold ourselves to, our fabric quality is benchmarked to Levi's specifications, tested under AITTC and ASTM protocols, and certified under BCI, Oeko-Tex and REACH. With a manufacturing capacity of 54 million metres per annum, over 250 fabric varieties produced every month, and 90% of our yarn sourced from within our own group's spinning ecosystem, we are building a supply chain that is not just competitive - it is accountable. On this World Environment Day, we reaffirm our commitment: to redefine Indian denim as a globally responsible fabric - woven with purpose, worn with pride."

The company stated that its fabric quality is benchmarked to Levi's specifications and tested under AITTC and ASTM protocols. It also highlighted certifications including BCI, Oeko-Tex and REACH.

Vishal Fabrics has a manufacturing capacity of 54 million metres per annum and produces more than 250 fabric varieties each month. The company further stated that 90% of its yarn requirements are sourced from within its group's spinning ecosystem as part of its integrated supply chain model.

The World Environment Day statement reflects the company's focus on sustainability, resource efficiency and environmental responsibility within denim manufacturing.