RSWM Limited unveils its Panchtatva-Inspired Sustainable Textile Innovations at Bharat Tex 2025

Mumbai, 17 February 2025: RSWM Limited, the flagship company of the LNJ Bhilwara Group, proudly unveiled its Panchtatva-inspired textile innovations at Bharat Tex 2025, India’s largest Global textile event, held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.

The Panchtatva initiative was praised by Shri Giriraj Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of Textiles, Government of India and launched by Smt. Roop Rashi Mahapatra, Textile Commissioner, Government of India, along with the esteemed management of RSWM Limited.

Drawing inspiration from the ancient Indian wisdom of 'Panchtatva'— the five elements of Fire, Earth, Water, Air, and Space — RSWM showcased at Bharat Tex 2025 its textile innovations that are in alignment with the government's vision for a sustainable future. The pioneering initiatives and industry-leading products and solutions, both in conscious business practices and eco-conscious textile science at Bharat Tex 2025, demonstrated a convergence of tradition and modern technology to create environmentally responsible textiles.

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The visitors were enamoured with the products showcased under each ‘Panchtatva’ element, which collectively played a critical role in RSWM's textile innovations. Fire-inspired textiles incorporated advanced fire-retardant, UV-resistant, and heat-protective fabrics designed with cutting-edge thermoregulation technology. Earth-based fabrics included textiles made from organic cotton, hemp, jute, and biodegradable polyester, ensuring strength with environmental responsibility. Water-based products featured moisture-wicking, quick-drying, and water-repellent textiles catering to diverse functional needs. Air-inspired products focused on breathable, anti-odor yarns, mesh knits, and lightweight denim fabrics for modern comfort. Space-driven advancements introduced future-ready textiles utilizing high-tech fibers, graphene-enhanced fabrics, and adaptive materials. Some of the showcased Panchtatva-inspired products included anti-odor functional yarns, Hollow Polyester Fiber- Thermolite/Airtherm®, lightweight denim, breathable mesh knits, flame-resistant yarns, water-repellent denim, antimicrobial silver-infused cotton, and ultra-strong Dyneema® fibers.

RSWM’s Spring Summer Collections 2026 included three categories EcoFusion, Intelligent Simplicity, and Evolve. Belonging to the LNJ Knits line of knitted fabrics, the “EcoFusion” collection combines high-performance finishes with eco-friendly fibers. Featuring Transformative Teal, Electric Fuchsia, Blue Aura, Jelly Mint, Amber Haze, and Pure Peach, the collection integrates recycled materials with advanced technologies, including anti-bacterial silver ions, UV protection, and odor-neutralizing finishes.

The “Intelligent Simplicity” collection including Melange Yarns reflect the balance between inner peace and self-expression, with serene shades like Blue Aura and Jelly Mint blending with bold tones like Electric Fuchsia and Transformative Teal. The “Evolve” collection from the line of LNJ Denim fabrics, included Artful Canvas, Tech Threads, Urban Luxe, Modern Classic, and Air Lite categories, weaving innovation with timeless traditional craftsmanship.

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Highlighting the power of blending cutting-edge technology with eco-friendly materials, RSWM also showcased a new “Performance Wear” collection featuring Greige Yarn fabrics like Seacell Lyocell and Umorfil Viscose, offering environmentally responsible comfort and functionality.

Mr.Riju Jhunjhunwala, Chairman & Managing Director, RSWM Limited, said, “We were elated to host Hon’ble Union Minister of Textiles Shri Giriraj Singh on this occasion. His vision for the industry and the valuable guidance shared with the team here is truly inspiring. At RSWM, sustainability is not just a goal; it is a way of life. The ‘Panchtatva’ initiative is representative of the wide variety of innovative products we produce at RSWM and embodies India’s rich heritage while addressing the future needs of responsible textile manufacturing. By aligning with government initiatives and pushing the boundaries of sustainable production, we are ensuring a greener tomorrow for generations to come.”

Mr.Rajeev Gupta, Joint Managing Director, RSWM Limited, added, “Innovation and sustainability must go hand in hand to drive the textile industry forward. Through our ‘Panchtatva’ initiative, we have reimagined textiles with eco-conscious materials and advanced technology, reinforcing our commitment to circularity and resource efficiency. Bharat Tex 2025 provided the perfect platform for us to showcase our capabilities and continue meaningful discussions with stakeholders on shaping a greener future.”

The company’s sustainability initiatives are indexed and regularly tracked. These initiatives are aligned to key government policies including increased biofuel usage, zero liquid waste discharge, reduced emissions, and the expansion of renewable energy solutions.

RSWM Limited actively engages with policymakers and industry stakeholders to contribute towards a more sustainable textile sector. At Bharat Tex 2025, Mr. Rajeev Gupta, JMD, RSWM Limited, participated in a round-table discussion on the theme "Innovate Forward: Shaping a Sustainable Textiles Future."

Having pioneered eco-friendly business practices for over six decades, RSWM Limited continues to champion the circular economy through its commitments to reuse, reduce, recycle, and replenish. A key highlight at Bharat Tex 2025 was RSWM's reaffirmation of its leadership in eco-friendly business practices through PET bottle recycling. The company has been amongst the first to begin PET bottle recycling in the Indian textile industry. RSWM's plant, established in 2014, has set industry benchmarks in sustainable textile manufacturing by capturing and recycling 1,830 million PET bottles annually into polyester fiber called FibreGreen®.

RSWM’s sustainability achievements include an annual biofuel usage of 8,818 MT, saving 1.3 million KL of water annually, using up to 50% recycled polyester, consuming 76.5 million KW of green energy annually, reducing CO2 emissions by 800,000 Tonnes every year, recycling 1,830 million PET bottles annually, utilizing 8,162 MT of recycled cotton annually, and applying 72,357 KG of organic fertilizer annually.

RSWM Limited’s ‘Panchtatva’ initiative seamlessly integrates India’s traditional values with cutting-edge technology, reinforcing the vision of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi's 'Mission LIFE' – a people-centric approach to sustainability. With continued engagement with government bodies, industry alliances, and technological advancements, RSWM remains committed to shaping a future where sustainability and innovation go hand in hand. As a key player in India's textile landscape, RSWM will continue to push the boundaries of responsible manufacturing while aligning with national goals and global best practices.

 
About RSWM Ltd.

RSWM Limited, the flagship company of LNJ Bhilwara Group, is one of the leading manufacturers and exporters of synthetic, cotton and blended spun yarns and fabrics in India. Under the leadership of Mr. Riju Jhunjhunwala, Chairman and Managing Director of RSWM Ltd, the textile company exports a wide range of fabrics and yarns to over 70 countries across the globe. Its 12 manufacturing plants with 6.25 lakh spindles, 172 looms, 95 circular and flat knitting machines produce high-quality cotton, melange, synthetic novelty yarns, denim & knitted fabrics. Its annually producing 1,21,000 MT Greige Yarn, 24,000 MT Melange yarn, 32,000 MT Dyed yarn, 32 M Meters Denim Fabric, 9000+ MT Knits Fabric, 43,000 MT Green Fibre. Initiatives towards sustainability has helped in saving water 233500 KL per annum, reduced 8 lac tonnes per annum of CO2 emission and recycling 183 cr Pet bottles per annum.

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