A name synonymous with excellence in the textile industry, House of Maruti plans to expand its operations in Dubai and the broader Gulf region. Renowned for its exceptional quality and innovative designs, this government-recognised export house aims to collaborate with leading fashion players in the region to deliver the latest in fashion to garment industries.
Founded in Surat, India’s textile hub, House of Maruti has built a formidable reputation over the years. The company operates through three distinct subsidiaries: Maruti Exim, handling global exports; Maruti Trendz, catering to the Indian domestic market; and Maruti Studio, specializing in digital printing and bespoke fabric creations. This diversified approach allows House of Maruti to seamlessly blend traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, resulting in luxurious textiles for a discerning global clientele.
The company's strategic expansion began in earnest with the opening of its Dubai office in 2011, explains Vikas Modi,, Co-founder .The company has grown significantly in the Gulf region and the Middle East since establishing its presence in Dubai. It now aims to collaborate with leading fashion players in the region to further extend the reach of its world-class textiles and craftsmanship.
House of Maruti boasts an impressive product portfolio, including fabrics made from polyester, cotton, viscose, and various blends, along with intricate embroidery and cutting-edge digital prints. The company’s long-standing relationships with suppliers and rigorous quality control measures ensure that each product meets the highest standards of quality and consistency.
From its humble beginnings in Surat, House of Maruti has expanded its presence across the Middle East, Africa, and other regions. In addition to Dubai, the company has established operations in Saudi Arabia and several African countries. Its products are distributed in Kuwait, Iran, Iraq, and other parts of the Middle East, as well as in Nigeria, Sudan, Senegal, Morocco, and South-East Asian markets such as Indonesia and Thailand.