Reliance Industries Partners Vardhman Textiles to Develop Innovative R|Elan Fabric

Ludhiana, September 27, 2018: Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL) entered into a partnership today with Vardhman Textiles Ltd., one of the largest textile companies in India, to manufacture Innovative R|Elan Fabric. As a part of this engagement, RIL’s R | Elan technical team will work closely with Vardhman to develop a variety of new manufacturing processes to manufacture specially engineered R|Elan fabrics. The innovative high-quality fabric collection will straddle across the performance and sustainable themes in formals, casuals and other women wear segments. R|Elan technical team will provide the technical knowhow, specifications and parameters to ensure the best quality fabric is produced.

R|Elan, the new-age fabric brand from Reliance Industries, is growing from strength to strength with the tie up with Vardhman.

Vardhman is one the largest textile companies in India and a name to reckon with in quality and product superiority. Vardhman possess large capacities in yarn, sewing thread, acrylic fiber, garment and steel manufacturing. Vardhman always thrives to use its vast experience for manufacturing high quality textiles.

Speaking at the signing of the agreement, Ms Suchita Jain, Joint Managing Director, Vardhman Textiles Ltd. said, “We see many exciting possibilities with R|Elan to create new fabric developments. Our strengths have always been rapid innovation and creating strong product ranges that are acceptable to brands, and Reliance is the perfect partner for our developments. The technical team at R|Elan is very supportive in enhancing our manufacturing prowess”.

Commenting on this partnership, Gunjan Sharma, CMO – Polyester Division, RIL said: “We are proud to be associated with the leading player Vardhman for R|Elan. We will work together to ensure the consumer’s growing demand for high-quality performance and sustainable apparel are met with R|Elan. This partnership further emphasises our focus on creating opportunities for entire textile value chain, including brands and apparel manufactures.”