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Sara began as a textile trading business. The mill at Nalagarh came later, in 2006, built to supply a book of customers the company already had. That order — customers first, machinery second — is still how the place runs. The design studio sits inside the plant, and the people who take a brief are a corridor away from the looms that fill it.
2003
Sara Textiles Limited is registered in New Delhi.
2006
The plant at Nalagarh starts weaving — a backward integration from trading into manufacture.
2007
The first container leaves for an overseas buyer.
Today
A thousand people across three shifts, and around 500 MT of finished goods a month.
Behind us
Family-held and multi-sector, which is what has kept the leadership and the balance sheet steady through thin years.
Our buyers are specialty retailers who sell on design. What they want from a mill is not a range sheet but a hand in the development — someone who works an idea through with them, says early what can be woven at the count and the cost a programme has to hit, and brings an alternative back when the first answer is no.
That is what this building is arranged for. The studio sits inside the plant, so a buyer's idea and the loom that has to make it are in the same conversation from the first week. Most of our programmes are developed jointly rather than chosen from a catalogue, and the ones we are proudest of began as something nobody had woven before.