Main Object Clauses
- To carry on the business of manufacturing, weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, processing and finishing of textiles, fabrics, yarns, garments, hosiery, home furnishings and made-ups of all kinds.
- To design, manufacture and market ready-made garments, fashion apparel, ethnic wear, sportswear, uniforms and accessories under own brands and through private labelling, contract manufacturing and licensing arrangements.
- To carry on the business of wholesale and retail trading, import and export of textiles, apparel, fashion accessories, footwear and lifestyle products through physical stores, franchise networks, e-commerce platforms and B2B channels.
- To provide textile designing, sampling, quality testing, merchandising and sourcing consultancy services to domestic and international buyers, brands and buying houses.
NIC Code: 13/14 — Manufacture of textiles; Manufacture of wearing apparel
Related Licences & Registrations
- GST Registration: Textiles have specific rate structures, including inverted duty issues on certain fabrics — proper registration and correct HSN classification matter from the first invoice.
- Factory Licence: Manufacturing units need registration under the Factories Act, with compliance on worker safety, working hours and welfare provisions.
- Import-Export Code (IEC): Essential if sourcing fabric or machinery from abroad, or selling garments to international buyers.
ROC Filing Notes
- Objects covering both ‘manufacturing’ and ‘retail and franchising’ are routinely accepted — vertical integration is normal in this industry and needs no special justification.
- Avoid claiming ‘handloom’ or ‘khadi’ in objects or branding unless certified — the Handloom Mark and Khadi Mark are regulated, and misuse draws action from the Textiles Ministry.
