Knitted terry
Loop-pile knit with a soft, absorbent face. Our signature construction — the one buyers come to Tiruppur for.
Hoodies · rompers · beachwear · robes
Tiruppur, India · Est. 1990
One roof.
Zero hassle.
We are a vertically integrated knitwear manufacturer and exporter. Yarn arrives at one end of our floor and packed cartons leave the other — knitting, dyeing, finishing, cutting, sewing and packing, all owned by us.
- Making since
- 1990 Making since Three and a half decades in Tiruppur
- Export markets
- 7+ Export markets Europe, North America and Australia
- Tonnes dyed daily
- 12+ Tonnes dyed daily Knitted fabric, in-house
- Knitting machines
- 30 Knitting machines Circular knitting, single and double jersey
In-house capabilities: knitting, dyeing, finishing, fabric inspection, cutting, sewing, checking and packing. GOTS and OEKO-TEX certified, Sedex audited, zero liquid discharge and solar powered.
Who we are
Founded by textile people, in the town that knits for the world.
Since 1990 we have grown from a single unit into a vertically integrated manufacturer and exporter of knitted and woven garments — uniting fine craftsmanship, modern machinery and eco-smart processing.
In apparel manufacturing, reliability turns complexity into competitive advantage. We align skilled people, modern machinery and clear processes end to end. Disciplined checkpoints and transparent communication keep quality consistent and timelines firm.
Our garments reach more than seven markets — Canada, The Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Australia — with further expansion underway. Brands rely on us for dependable lead times and end-to-end ownership of the value chain, from yarn through final packing.
“Our mission is to make garments you can trust — made responsibly, delivered reliably.”
From concept to closet
Seven steps. All of them ours.
Most exporters hand fabric between three or four vendors. We do not. Every stage below happens inside the group, which is why our dates hold.
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Knitting
We buy yarn and knit it ourselves into the constructions a style actually needs — single jersey, rib, interlock, terry, velour, fleece and jacquards.
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Dyeing
Latest soft-flow machines bleach and dye the greige fabric. Only GOTS and OEKO-TEX approved dyes and chemicals go into the bath.
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Finishing
Stentering and compacting dry, heat-set and stabilise the fabric width — the step that controls shrinkage, hand-feel and appearance.
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Fabric inspection
Every dyed lot is checked for colour consistency, GSM, width and strength before it is allowed anywhere near the cutting table.
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Cutting
Lays are cut to marker and bundled by size and shade, so the sewing floor never has to guess which panel belongs to which garment.
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Sewing
Flat lock, over lock and lock stitch machines — all Juki, all fitted with automatic thread trimming and dust collection.
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Checking & packing
Final checking catches damages and measurement deviations. Garments are then pressed, folded and packed to the buyer’s carton spec.
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The point
One team owns it from yarn to carton.
Fewer handoffs mean fewer places for a delivery to slip — and one number to call when something needs solving.
Fabric portfolio
We knit the cloth before we cut it.
Terry, velour and jacquard pile are what the Lucky group is known for. Because we knit and dye in-house, a new construction is a conversation, not a procurement exercise.
Velour
Terry sheared to a dense, brushed pile. A rich drape and a deep, even colour take that rewards careful dyeing.
Zip hoodies · dungarees · shirt jackets
Terry jacquard
Patterned pile knitted into the fabric itself — checks, florals, geometrics. Texture without a single print.
Camp shirts · polos · pouches
Polar fleece
Double-brushed and anti-pill, warm for its weight. Available in recycled polyester for winter programmes.
Half-zips · snowsuits · outerwear
Waffle
A honeycomb structure with natural stretch and air. Light in hand, substantial on the body.
Loungewear · tees · baby sets
Knitted corduroy
The cord look with knit comfort — vertical wales in a fabric that still moves and washes like jersey.
Sweatshirts · overshirts · trousers
Season 2026
A range built to be adapted.
Forty-nine developed styles across tops, bottoms, outerwear, kids and baby. Take one as it is, or use it as the starting point for your own.
Outerwear 
Kids 
Kids 
Tops 
Baby 
Baby 
Bottoms 
Kids 
Think global. Act local.
Responsible is cheaper to run — and the only way we want to run.
Offsite solar, zero liquid discharge, certified inputs and strict chemical management. Not a page in a brochure; the way the plant is wired and plumbed.
- 80M litres
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Wastewater treated and reused each year
Our zero-liquid-discharge system treats and recirculates process water end to end.
- 100% solar
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Clean power from our own offsite plant
Cutting emissions, stabilising energy cost and steadying production schedules.
- GOTS certified
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Organic cotton, recycled polyester, low-impact dyes
Certified inputs under strict chemical management, traceable by lot.
- Sedex audited
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Safe, equitable workplaces
We partner with leading social-compliance organisations and act on what audits find.
What sets us apart
Six reasons buyers stay with us.
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Superior quality assurance
Multi-stage inspection from greige fabric to packed carton, against international standards.
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A people-centred floor
Fair wages, safe conditions and continuous training — the reason our teams and our quality both stay steady.
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Sustainability, not slogans
Offsite solar, zero liquid discharge, certified inputs and strict chemical management.
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Flexible production models
Workable minimums and adaptable processes, whether you are testing a capsule or repeating a core line.
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Efficient lead times
Owning every stage removes the queues between them. Fewer handoffs, fewer surprises, firmer dates.
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One point of ownership
Yarn to finished carton under one roof, so there is never a question about whose problem it is.
The Lucky group
Three companies, one supply chain.
Lucky Clothing Company sits alongside two sister concerns. Between us we cover fabric from yarn to finished, dyed and processed cloth — and then turn it into garments.
Garmenting & export
Lucky Clothing Company
Cutting, sewing, checking and packing. The garmenting arm of the group and the face we take to market.
You are hereDyeing & finishing
Lucky Process
Soft-flow dyeing, stentering and compacting. Over 25 years of processing knitted fabric, running on solar power as a Zero Liquid Discharge unit.
Visit luckyprocess.in ↗Terry & specialty fabrics
Lucky Terry Processors
Dedicated processing for knitted terry, velour and pile fabrics — the specialty constructions our buyers come to the group for.
About the groupIn the press
“It has already proven to be a wise decision.”
The Textile Magazine visited the group's dyeing facility to see what changed after we installed Benninger's FabricMaster — the first European-technology soft-flow machine on our floor.
The Textile Magazine · Oct 2025
Driving efficiency, quality and sustainability
“With FabricMaster, we are now able to save up to 30% time compared to our earlier setup. That means we can process an additional batch every day.”
Vishnu Vardhan · Director
India Knit Fair · IIKF 2025
Our velour on the floor at IIKF
The India Knit Fair Association featured Lucky Clothing Company and our velour programme during the 2025 edition of the fair.
Santhosh · Director
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