Textile manufacturing technology ensures garments security. Fibre is converted into yarn and yarn into fabric. These are then dyed or printed, fabricated into clothes. Different types of fibres are used to produce yarn. Cotton is the most important natural fibre; there is demand of other various types of products at fair and affordable price such as jackets, rain coats and sweaters. There is scope of automation at various stages of textile manufacturing: cultivating and harvesting, preparatory processes, spinning, cloth yarn, bundle, sewing thread, weaving, knitting, finishing, marketing, sales and distribution. There is scope of improvement of various processes at the spinning, fabric forming, finishing and coloring processes. There is scope of innovation and production of various types of consumer goods at economies of scale such as shoes, sandals, talc powder, soap, sanitizer, bodywash, facewash, perfume, saving cream and toothpaste through the advancement of chemical engineering, pharmacy and biotechnolgies.