Shyam Textile Panipat – No.1 Home Furnishing Manufacturer
Shyam Textile Panipat carries forward this legacy by blending heritage designs with contemporary trends, ensuring every piece is both stylish and durable.
When it comes to carpet manufacturing in Panipat, Shyam Textile leads the way. The carpets are made using premium yarns, ensuring softness, strength, and long-lasting beauty. Variety: Persian-inspired, modern abstract, and minimalistic styles.
Persian-inspired, modern abstract, and minimalistic styles. Materials: Wool, polyester blends, and eco-friendly fibers.
Wool, polyester blends, and eco-friendly fibers. Usage: Perfect for living rooms, offices, hotels, and luxury spaces.
Shyam Textile's carpets not only enhance interiors but also withstand heavy foot traffic without losing their charm.
A bedsheet is more than just a piece of fabric – it's where comfort begins. Shyam Textile Panipat offers bedsheets in cotton, satin, microfiber, and blended fabrics. Designs: Floral, geometric, traditional Indian prints, and modern patterns.
Floral, geometric, traditional Indian prints, and modern patterns. Sizes: Single, double, king, and custom sizes.
Single, double, king, and custom sizes. Quality: Colorfastness, soft touch, and shrink-resistance guaranteed.
These bedsheets are popular with retail customers, hotels, and export clients.
Rugs add personality to a space, and Shyam Textile's rug collection is a masterpiece in itself. Styles: Handwoven, tufted, machine-made.
Handwoven, tufted, machine-made. Materials: Cotton, jute, wool blends.
Cotton, jute, wool blends. Functionality: Both decorative and functional, offering comfort underfoot.
Their rug designs cater to a wide range of tastes, from bohemian to luxury classic.
A doormat or bathmat may be small, but it makes a big difference in daily life. Doormats: Durable, dirt-trapping, weather-resistant options.
Durable, dirt-trapping, weather-resistant options. Bathmats: Soft, quick-drying, and anti-slip for safety.
Shyam Textile ensures these products are stylish, functional, and built to last – making them a favorite among bulk buyers and retailers alike.
Curtains are more than just window coverings – they set the mood of a room. Options: Blackout curtains, sheer curtains, printed drapes.
Blackout curtains, sheer curtains, printed drapes. Features: Fade-resistant, easy to wash, and wrinkle-free fabrics.
Fade-resistant, easy to wash, and wrinkle-free fabrics. Design Range: From minimalistic solids to elaborate patterns.
Shyam Textile Panipat is a trusted curtain manufacturer in Panipat with the ability to fulfill both bulk orders for hotels and custom designs for home decor stores.
Runners are perfect for hallways, dining tables, or entryways. Shyam Textile offers runners that are both decorative and practical, enhancing any surface they cover. Quality Assurance: Every product undergoes strict quality checks. Customization: Tailored designs for domestic and export clients. Affordable Pricing: Competitive rates without compromising quality. Global Reach: Products exported to multiple countries. Eco-Friendly Practices: Use of sustainable and recyclable materials.
Whether you are a wholesaler, retailer, or individual buyer, Shyam Textile Panipat delivers unmatched value.
From plush carpets to elegant curtains, from cozy bedsheets to durable doormats – Shyam Textile Panipat has everything you need to elevate interiors. Backed by Panipat's rich textile heritage and modern manufacturing excellence, they truly are the best home furnishing manufacturer in Panipat.
Q1. Why is Panipat called the 'Textile City of India'?
Panipat has a centuries-old weaving tradition and is a major hub for home furnishing exports, known for its skilled artisans and modern factories.
Q2. What makes Shyam Textile Panipat different from other manufacturers?
Shyam Textile combines traditional craftsmanship with modern production, ensuring products that are stylish, durable, and competitively priced.
Q3. Do you offer bulk order facilities?
Yes, Shyam Textile specializes in both wholesale and retail orders, catering to bulk buyers, hotels, exporters, and home decor brands.
Q4. Are your carpets and rugs suitable for high-traffic areas?
Absolutely. Our carpets and rugs are made from durable materials that maintain their look and texture even in busy areas.
Q5. Can I get customized designs?
Yes, customization is available for size, fabric, color, and pattern to suit your specific needs.
Q6. How do I maintain bedsheets to keep them looking new?
Wash in cold water with mild detergent, avoid harsh chemicals, and tumble dry on low for best results.
Q7. What types of curtains do you offer?
We manufacture blackout, sheer, printed, and embroidered curtains, suitable for both homes and commercial spaces.
Q8. Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we export to various countries with proper packaging to ensure products arrive in perfect condition.
Q9. Are your products eco-friendly?
We use sustainable materials wherever possible and follow eco-conscious manufacturing processes.
Q10. How can I place an order with Shyam Textile Panipat?
You can contact us via phone, email, or our official website for product catalogs, quotations, and order details.
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