M. Navamani starts with six machines.
Cossmo Tex was founded in Tiruppur to build dependable knitwear capacity while creating work for the people joining the operation.

Cossmo Tex began with six machines and a purpose beyond capacity alone: create meaningful employment and expand in step with real production needs. That principle continues to connect people, product and responsible growth.
Cossmo Tex was founded in Tiruppur to build dependable knitwear capacity while creating work for the people joining the operation.
Investment in machinery, skills and production capability has followed article requirements and buyer programmes, rather than expansion for its own sake.
More than 700 employees now contribute to monthly capacity of one million garments, while reliability, continuous improvement and responsible production shape the next phase.
To be a valued manufacturing partner, creating quality apparel with reliability, continuous improvement, and care for people and the planet.








Cossmo Tex works with fashion buyers who value product consistency, responsive development and clear manufacturing communication from the first brief onward.









Article construction, material route, production scale and delivery requirements are reviewed together to establish a workable manufacturing plan.
Renewable sources currently meet 45% of energy needs, with staged targets guiding the transition towards 100% by 2030.
Cossmo Tex has experience serving buyer programmes across Europe, the Americas, Australia, Israel and Singapore, with production requirements shaped for each market.
Production improvements are considered alongside material claims, water reuse, energy use and the people involved in making each article.
Quality controls and six named credentials give buyers a clearer route to review product, process and facility requirements.
The current set covers workplace standards, employee welfare, responsible cotton sourcing, textile safety and authorised Disney production. Scope and validity are reviewed against the current record.

Supports review of employee welfare, workplace practices and factory conditions through the Sedex platform.
Since 2021
Recognises responsible workplace practices, employee welfare and factory conditions in apparel production.
Since 2021
Provides an independent social-compliance review of working conditions, employee welfare and factory practices.
Since 2026
Supports the use of more responsibly sourced cotton through the Better Cotton programme.
Since 2026
Confirms that applicable textile materials are tested against restricted-substance and product-safety requirements.
Since 2023
Authorises the facility to manufacture applicable Disney-branded products within the approved programme scope.
Since 2025Explore the product range, then take a closer look at the processes, specifications and production thinking behind each piece.