Khadi: The fabric of freedom and fashion and which is the heritage and pride of India. The main feature of Khadi that makes its unique from mill and handloom clothes is that “Khadi is hand-spinning and hand-woven cloth” and it also has the unique property of keeping the wearer warm in winter well as cool in summer season. In spinning mainly natural fiber such as cotton, woolen and polyvastra are used. Hundred percent pure fibers are used in Khadi cloth.

Khadi Cotton: Khadi cotton is required to be starched so that it does not get easily crumpled. It comes in many colours and is not harmful to the skin as synthetic fibres. This cotton is very soothing in summer season as ample amount of air ventilation is there, it has the capacity to absorb moisture therefore it easily soaks the sweat and keeps the wearer cool and dry. Khadi cotton comes in plain as well as in printed fabrics. The most common outfit made from Khadi cotton is the ‘Kurta’. Many types of apparels are manufactured from Khadi cotton like saris, salwar suits, fabric yarns, western tops, shirts, trousers, skirts, handkerchief, etc. It is a very durable fabric.