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     • The local industry can supply both small and large quantities when it comes to addressing demand. Most of the products are made using rayons, polycotton and silk yarn. Sri Lanka is also known to be a country that comprises raw materials in abundance. This is a great strength to a low-cost involved industry such as handlooms.
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   What makes Sri Lanka a great exporter of handloom textiles?

   • The elegance of handcrafted sarees, the vibrancy of soft toys, the innovative colour combinations of upholstery fabrics are all part of Sri Lanka's centuries-old handloom textile industry. The wide range of products and expert exporters are well-suited to fulfil any requirements. Sri Lanka is the leading exporter of handlooms products.

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   What is the Sri Lankan handloom industry?

   • Today, Sri Lankan handloom industry is basically a cottage industry, with few large manufacturers leading the way. An industry governed largely by women, the Sri Lankan heritage and traditional weaving patterns are kept alive in collaboration with the National Handloom Center of Sri Lanka.

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   How important is the textile industry in Sri Lanka?

   • As of the late 2000s (decade), the Sri Lankan textile industry contributes 39% to the industrial production of the country and represents 43% of the country's total exports. Since the 1970s, the industry has grown to become the country's largest single source of export revenue.

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   Why is Sri Lanka known as a hotspot of textile manufacturing?

   • With records of Sri Lanka trading vividly designed cotton textiles with India and China as far as 1000 years ago, the country has been known as a hotspot of textile manufacturing. Today, Sri Lankan handloom industry is basically a cottage industry, with few large manufacturers leading the way.

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3. www.srilankabusiness.com › blog › handloom-industryThe Traditional Handloom Industry in Sri Lanka - EDB Blog

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   Jan 11, 2021 · Due to the country’s close association with global fashion and apparel industries, Sri Lanka’s traditional textile crafts are being thrust into the global limelight again. The Handloom sector is a highly labour-intensive industry.

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   The elegance of handcrafted sarees, the vibrancy of soft toys, the innovative colour combinations of upholstery fabrics are all part of Sri Lanka's centuries-old handloom textile industry. The wide range of products and expert exporters are well-suited to fulfil any requirements.

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   Selyn is Sri Lanka’s only Fair-trade certified handicrafts company and one of its largest social enterprises. We are proud to be among the top handicraft retail brands in the country while exporting to fair trade and other customers all over the world.

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   As Sri Lanka’s only and leading Fair Trade guaranteed handloom manufacturer, we have a strong ethical compass working towards a sustainable tomorrow. Our collections are cruelty free (PETA-Approved Vegan) and committed to ensuring the best quality while ensuring an eco-friendly product and process.

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   Selyn is Sri Lanka’s only Fair-trade certified handicrafts company and one of its largest social enterprises. We are proud to be among the top handicraft retail brands in the country while exporting to fair trade and other customers all over the world.

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   Garments and textiles make up over half of the country’s total annual exports, yet the handloom industry is largely a cottage industry that takes place in homes all over the country.

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   Sri Lankan handloom culture boasts a history spanning over 300 years, establishing itself as one of the world’s oldest textile manufacturing industries. Over time, this sector has been enriched by the contributions of migrating artisans