In the time of past generations, the role of cloth & garment was more prominent, more personal, more part of everyday life than what is commonly known today. Textiles embodied the social values & customs of their times: opulent laces & richly woven fabrics displaying wealth & prestige; fabrics of intricate detail & symbolic design for dowries, births, & deaths; richly hand embroidered & woven textiles for household adornment. In innumerable countries skilled craftspeople, coming from diverse social & financial circumstances, created textiles that were a valued & essential part of everyday life. From detailed colourful batik to costumes embellished with gold thread, mirror, or coin; from hand-painted/dyed lengths of cloth to intricately woven wall & bed-coverings - all bearing the imprint of their makers' imagination & skill. Textiles Through Time serves as a link between generations & cultures of past & present times, to inspire & intrigue those who come with the textile treasures of those who came before us. Though your hands many never know the touch of these pieces, may your head, heart & hands combine with the spirit of these textiles, & take shape when you create some treasure of your own.........

Textiles are classified according to their component fibers into natural fiber textiles or man-made fiber textiles (Synthetic Textiles). The natural fibers may be further classed according to origin as animal, vegetable, or inorganic fibers. Natural fiber like silk, wool, linen, cotton, & synthetic fibers such as rayon, nylon, & polyesters, & some inorganic fibers, such as cloth of gold, glass fiber, & asbestos cloth. Textiles are classified as to their structure or weave, according to the manner in which warp & weft cross each other. Quality in textiles depends on several factors, such as the character of the yarn spun from the fibers, whether clean, smooth, fine, or coarse & whether hard, soft, or medium twisted. Density of weave & finishing processes are also important elements in determining the quality of fabrics.

Tibriwal's Fabrics Division manufactures and markets woven textiles, Knitted fabrics as circular knits, warp knits, weft knits, & non-woven fabrics for Industrial use, fashion apparel & Home fashions. Since 1968, Sharad Fabrics the textile division of Tibriwal's Group, has been an innovator in the industrial fabrics industry. Our commitment has been to the creation of new ideas for a complex and global industry.

We know that in a highly competitive market, success is based on offering fabric designs that provide an edge in function and price. We listen to our customers' needs and develop an understanding of the characteristics required of the finished fabric.

Tibriwals Fabrics Division works with a full array of synthetic raw materials to develop fabrics that are cost effective and exceed customer expectations.Our all fabrics are tested independently.

Let us prove our commitment to you!