Surat Textile Markets: Wholesale Market Directory
Find fabric wholesalers, saree makers, yarn suppliers and exporters in Surat, India's man-made fibre capital. Browse the main markets, see addresses and chat on WhatsApp.
| City | Surat |
|---|---|
| Main areas | Ring Road Belt, Saroli & Magob, Umarwada, Moti Begumwadi, Katargam |
| Enquiries |
Why Surat is the heart of Indian textiles
Surat in Gujarat is known as the Man-Made Fibre (MMF) capital of India. It makes about 40% of the country's synthetic fabric.
What makes Surat special is that the whole chain is close together. Yarn, weaving, dyeing, printing and embroidery all happen within about 15 km. A buyer can go from raw fabric to a finished printed saree in one city.
For wholesalers, dealers, importers and fashion brands, this makes Surat one of the easiest and most affordable places to source fabric.
Major textile markets in Surat
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Key things to know
Location
Most big markets are on Ring Road, around Sahara Darwaja.
Specialty
Man-made fabrics such as georgette, chiffon, crepe and silk sarees.
Major markets
New Textile Market, Radha Krishna Textile Market, Millennium Market, Universal Textile Market.
Timings
Usually Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 9 PM. Closed on Sunday.
Best time to visit
October to March, when the weather is pleasant.
Sourcing zones in Surat
| Zone | Main focus | Notable markets |
|---|---|---|
| Ring Road Belt | Classic wholesale and ethnic wear catalogs | Raghukul, Millennium, Rohit AC |
| Saroli & Magob | Modern logistics and bulk export | Landmark Empire, DMD Logistic Park |
| Umarwada | Premium and bulk ethnic wear | Avadh Textile Market, Bombay Market |
| Moti Begumwadi | Budget dress material and religious garments | New Shree Ram Market, Jagdamba Market |
| Katargam | Weaving mills and grey fabric | GIDC Katargam, power loom clusters |
| Sachin & Pandesara | Spinning, dyeing and export manufacturing | Sachin GIDC, Pandesara CETP |
Fabrics and products from Surat
Chiffon
Light and soft. Used for sarees, dupattas and evening wear.
Georgette
The most popular Surat fabric. Great for kurtis, sarees and designer wear.
Crepe
Crinkled texture with a nice fall. Used for suits and palazzos.
Satin & Silk Blends
Shiny fabric for bridal and occasion wear.
Polyester
Surat's main product, in hundreds of weaves. Popular for budget ethnic wear.
Velvet & Viscose
Soft, heavy fabric for winter and rich festive looks.
Linen Blends
Natural look with polyester for strength. Good for summer kurtis and shirts.
Digital Print Fabric
Prints on any base fabric, made in large volumes every month.
Brasso & Net
Fancy fabrics used for bridal and festive sarees.
Grey Fabric
Raw cloth sold to dyeing and printing units.
Jacquard & Brocade
Woven pattern fabric for premium sarees and home furnishing.
Organza & Tissue
Light, see-through fabric for bridal and luxury wear.
Who buys from Surat
Fabric Wholesalers
Buy straight from mills and supply retailers across India. Get new designs weekly and quick dispatch.
Global Exporters
Ship container loads from Saroli and Magob to 100+ countries with export paperwork support.
Fabric Dealers & Distributors
Buy grey and semi-processed cloth at mill rates for dyeing units and boutiques.
Garment Manufacturers
Buy fabric in bulk with steady quality and custom development for each season.
E-Commerce Sellers
Meesho, Myntra and Flipkart sellers build large catalog businesses on Surat stock.
Boutique & Designer Buyers
Find embroidered, digital print and premium fabric that is hard to get elsewhere.
Dyeing & Printing Units
Buy base cloth from Katargam and GIDC to feed their own units.
Retail Chain Buyers
Source catalog-style products from Ring Road all year.
How the textile chain works
- 1
Fibre & Yarn
Polymer is turned into yarn at spinning mills in the GIDC areas.
- 2
Weaving
Over 600,000 looms make grey fabric such as georgette, chiffon, crepe and satin.
- 3
Dyeing & Processing
Grey cloth is dyed and finished in treatment-compliant dye houses.
- 4
Printing
Digital, screen and rotary printing add colour and design.
- 5
Embellishment
Small units add embroidery, zari, stone and sequin work.
- 6
Catalog Making
Seasonal collections of 5-20 matching designs are photographed and branded.
- 7
Wholesale & Export
Finished goods move through 75+ markets and logistics parks to shops and export containers.
How to source from Surat
- 1
Know what you need
Decide fabric type, GSM, colour, quantity, use and budget per metre before you ask for quotes.
- 2
Pick the right zone
Grey fabric: Katargam. Export fabric: Saroli. Ready sarees: Ring Road.
- 3
Meet several suppliers
Visit 5-10 suppliers, compare samples and prices, and ask for references.
- 4
Ask for samples and tests
Always get samples first. For exports, ask for lab reports on colour fastness and shrinkage.
- 5
Agree terms clearly
Settle price per metre, minimum order, delivery time, packing and payment terms up front.
- 6
Plan transport
Use daily road transport inside India. For exports, use the container facilities in Saroli and Magob.
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Last updated: 5 October 2026
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